The Muse AI agent now supports voice interactions and features 'expressive' avatars that animate synchronously during conversations.
Meta has introduced the capability for users to engage in real-time voice conversations with their Muse AI agent, a feature announced today by CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
I tested the feature on the iOS application, where the avatar at the top of the conversation animates in time with the spoken words. Users can also adjust the voice tone by instructing the agent or by selecting options within the avatar settings.
During testing, the agent responded quickly over voice, though it occasionally paused to look up information. The animation was generally good, though I experienced some uncanny effects with my chosen avatar. I selected a Mark Zuckerberg avatar for a novelty factor, and while the digital facsimile was effective, the voice did not sound exactly like the real Zuckerberg.
Meta confirms that voice mode and expressive avatars are rolling out today in the US for the app and will soon be available for Meta AI glasses and the forthcoming Muse Charm gadget, which is scheduled to ship this year.
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