Meta opens early access program for new Muse features
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Meta announced new features for its Muse AI app at a developer conference and is now opening an early access program where interested users can request to try these capabilities before general release. The company is specifically targeting AI enthusiasts rather than using randomized testing, with the goal of getting feedback from users who actively engage with multiple AI applications. The new Muse features include a digital avatar for video chatting, expanded shopping partnerships, a Mac app expansion for completing computer tasks, and integration with Meta's AI glasses for voice-activated interaction.
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