Meta Unveils AI-Powered Wearables and Agent Muse as Zuckerberg Champions Optimism

Meta's new AI agent Muse and wearable tech aim to reshape user interaction, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg pushing back against AI fears.

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September 24, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Menlo Park, United States — At its annual Connect conference, Meta made significant strides in the AI landscape by introducing an advanced AI agent named Muse and unveiling a range of AI-powered wearable devices. This move comes amid growing concerns about the future of artificial intelligence.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasized his optimism about the future of AI during his keynote address, stating that he believes in the potential of technology to empower people. He highlighted the importance of distributing AI capabilities widely rather than concentrating them in the hands of a few.

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The centerpiece of Meta’s vision is Muse, an AI agent capable of performing tasks on behalf of users. With features such as real-time voice conversations and video chats, Muse aims to provide personalized assistance for daily activities. The company also announced new smart glasses and virtual reality upgrades, signaling a shift towards more integrated and accessible AI experiences.

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