Meta Expands Muse AI Agent With Video Chat and Email Capabilities
Meta is rolling out updates to its Muse AI agent, including the ability to video chat and give each agent its own email address for completing tasks.

Meta is continuing to expand the capabilities of its Muse AI agent, announcing a set of updates that give the assistant new ways to interact with users, according to a report from The Verge.
Among the changes, Muse agents will be given their own email addresses, which they can use to help accomplish tasks on a user's behalf. Meta is also adding the ability for users to video chat with their Muse agent, expanding the ways people can communicate with the tool beyond text.
Part of a Broader Push
The updates reflect Meta's ongoing effort to make Muse more capable and more deeply integrated into everyday tasks, as the company competes with other technology firms racing to build more capable AI agents and assistants.
Specific details on when the video chat and email features will roll out broadly, and which users will have access first, were not disclosed in initial reporting. Meta has been iterating quickly on the Muse product since its introduction.
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