Meta’s Muse launches on iPad just a month after its mobile debut
What's happening
Meta's AI agent Muse has expanded to iPad, arriving roughly a month after its initial mobile launch. The iPad release follows Muse spending several weeks as the top free app in Apple's App Store and comes alongside Meta opening the Muse code so developers can build Muse-infused gadgets, with suggestions like loading Muse on a color E Ink display or adding it to an HDMI stick. Meta is also giving Muse subscribers a free gadget to let the AI control smart home devices, and the company says it wants Muse in TVs and toasters, even offering the code for free to encourage that.
Why it's trending
Rapid platform expansion and open-sourced gadget tooling make Muse suddenly relevant for device makers and power users.
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If you make consumer gadgets, Muse on iPad plus Meta's open-sourced code is your shortcut to AI-native products this quarter, and Meta even suggests simple projects like an HDMI stick or a color E Ink reminder display to get started today.
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- Meta’s Muse launches on iPad just a month after its mobile debut
Meta’s AI agent Muse is now available on iPad, just a month after its mobile debut, as the company rapidly expands the assistant’s reach and integrations.
TechCrunch AIOct 7 - Meta is giving Muse subscribers a free gadget that lets its AI control your smart homer/artificialOct 2
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