Meta Group: AI for the keychain: Zuckerberg beats OpenAI with new assistant
The Facebook founder presents a cute miniature creature called "Muse Charm" that is supposed to organize our lives. This is taking shape as a KI addition to the smartphone.
Menlo Park - Mark Zuckerberg's presentation at the company's annual "Connect" conference concluded with a moment reminiscent of Steve Jobs. After showcasing new virtual reality glasses and introducing his AI-powered assistant "Muse," Zuckerberg surprised the audience once more.
He pulled out a small device, roughly the size of a Tamagotchi, with a tiny screen displaying a warm glow of artificial intelligence. "There's quite a bit of technology inside," Zuckerberg remarked. Dubbed "Muse Charm," the device is expected to hit store shelves in time for the holiday season.
While details remain scarce, Zuckerberg is confident that "Muse Charm" will delight users and enhance their lives. Applause erupted as he declared his anticipation for witnessing the device's transformative impact on people's lives and the future.
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