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Muse launches voice feature Voice

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On November 6, 2026, Meta launched voice and expressive avatar features in the Muse app. Users can tap the phone icon in the upper right corner to start a real-time conversation and can interrupt during the conversation. The feature first launched in the United States, covering mobile, web, and Mac, and offers hundreds of voices to choose from; the avatar makes facial expressions and gestures along with the conversation; voice conversations will also come to AI Glasses and Muse Charm. Muse Realtime Avatar and Muse Realtime Voice technologies support smooth real-time conversations. On the same day, David Singleton said he was proud of the team that built the product.

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Meta adds real-time voice conversation and dynamic avatars to its Muse AI assistant

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    Meta adds real-time voice conversation and dynamic avatars to its Muse AI assistant

    Meta adds real-time voice conversation and animated avatars to its Muse AI assistant, supporting natural turn-taking and real-time interruption. Users can choose a style from hundreds of voices, or describe speed, tone, and accent in text to let Muse adjust itself. During conversations, the Muse avatar displays corresponding expressions and gestures based on the content, and Meta says the experience is powered by Muse Realtime Voice and Muse Realtime Avatar technology. A Verge reporter found during testing that Muse usually responds quickly, but occasionally pauses when looking up information; the avatar animation performs well but is sometimes slightly eerie, and the voice also cannot fully imitate the Mark Zuckerberg persona the reporter selected.

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  3. David Singleton

    Muse Launches Realtime Voice and Realtime Avatar Real-Time Voice Products

    Muse has launched Muse Realtime Voice and Muse Realtime Avatar, keeping voice, facial expressions, and gestures synchronized. The product responds instantly, and users can interject at any time while it is speaking. David Singleton said he is proud of the team that built the product.

  4. The Verge AI

    Meta Launches Voice Mode and Animated Avatars for Muse AI Agent

    Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the Muse AI Agent now supports real-time voice conversations, with the avatar at the top of the conversation animating in sync with what is being said, and users can adjust the tone through the conversation or avatar settings. A The Verge reporter, after testing on the iOS app, said voice responses were relatively fast, but pauses occurred when querying information, just like in text chat. The feature is currently rolling out to the app in the United States, and Meta says it will soon arrive on its AI glasses and will support the Muse Charm device planned to ship this year.

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  7. Muse

    Muse launches voice feature, allowing conversations with Muse

    Muse announces the launch of the Voice feature: users can speak to Muse, and Muse will respond, for example going straight from "what should I cook" into cooking.

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    Meta Launches Voice and Expressive Avatars for the Muse App

    Meta has introduced voice and expressive avatar features in the Muse app. Users can tap the phone icon in the upper right corner to start a real-time conversation and can interrupt mid-conversation. The feature first launches in the United States, covering mobile, web, and Mac, with hundreds of voices to choose from; the avatar makes facial expressions and gestures as the conversation proceeds. Voice conversations will also come to AI Glasses and Muse Charm. Muse Realtime Avatar and Muse Realtime Voice technologies support smooth real-time conversation.

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