Meta is working on making Muse its smart glasses assistant
Leak reveals testing underway for Meta's autonomous agent to make its way to its smart glasses.
Meta Connect, the annual conference where Meta unveils its latest innovations, begins this Wednesday evening with a keynote address from CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The event starts at 7 p.m. ET and will showcase the company's newest hardware and services. Those interested can watch the live broadcast on Meta's official pages across Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
While the specifics of this year's event remain unknown, Meta's recent emphasis on smart glasses hints at potential new hardware. A recent report hints at the possibility of a camera-free pair of glasses, which could be unveiled during the conference. Another possibility is the long-rumored Project Phoenix, a device that appears to combine smart glasses with virtual reality technology. A leaked render found within Meta's code suggests that Project Phoenix may be revealed at the event.
Additionally, Meta is expected to provide updates on Muse, the company's AI agent that has garnered significant attention since its recent launch.
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