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Meta's new gadget puts an AI agent in your palm instead of on your face — New Atlas

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Key
ghoshal2026musecharm
Authors
Ghoshal, Abhimanyu
Issued
2026-9-24
Type
article-magazine
Container
New Atlas
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Claims

  1. Abhimanyu Ghoshal argues the Charm does not need to exist as hardware: Meta should make Muse available on screens people already use, and the more Muse handles bookings, email replies and payments, the more users will want to review its actions on a decent-sized screen rather than through an animated character.
    "That's best reviewed comfortably on a decent-sized screen in an interface you're familiar with"
    Quote language: en
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