Meta's AI assistant Muse launches on iPad a month after mobile debut
Meta has expanded its AI agent Muse to iPad, broadening the assistant's availability just a month after its initial mobile launch.
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Meta's artificial intelligence assistant Muse is now available on iPad, according to TechCrunch, just a month after the tool's initial debut on mobile devices.
The iPad launch marks a rapid expansion of Muse's reach, as Meta continues to broaden the assistant's availability and integrations across its platforms, TechCrunch reported.
The report did not detail which specific iPad models or software versions support Muse, nor did it specify whether the iPad version includes additional features beyond those available on mobile.
Meta has been expanding its AI assistant offerings across its app ecosystem in recent months, as competition among major technology companies to deploy AI agents on consumer devices continues to intensify.
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