Oct 4, 2026 · 9 min · 8 segments
Meta has unveiled the Muse Charm, a small device designed to give users constant access to its AI assistant without having to reach for their phone. It can respond to voice commands, see what you're…
Adrian WecklerGuest
Ciara KellyHost
And it's a small little gadget about the size of an AirPods case or an earbuds case.
It has speakers, it has microphone, it has cameras front and back, and it has its own 5G or SIM connection.
So it can access the web and AI chatbots without your phone being close to you.
And the idea is that you'd wear it on a keychain or on your wrist or in your pocket.
And instead of taking your phone out to ask questions about stuff, you know, anything you might ask Google or ChatGPT for, you would just speak into this or you would point it at something and it would tell you instantly either through the speaker or into your earbud.
And I wonder, this is my cynical head, is that sort of intentional? Do you think, Adrian, given all the criticism of the metaglasses and how unsettling some of that technology has been for people?
And it's a small little gadget about the size of an AirPods case or an earbuds case.
It has speakers, it has microphone, it has cameras front and back, and it has its own 5G or SIM connection.
So it can access the web and AI chatbots without your phone being close to you.
And the idea is that you'd wear it on a keychain or on your wrist or in your pocket.
And instead of taking your phone out to ask questions about stuff, you know, anything you might ask Google or ChatGPT for, you would just speak into this or you would point it at something and it would tell you instantly either through the speaker or into your earbud.
And I wonder, this is my cynical head, is that sort of intentional? Do you think, Adrian, given all the criticism of the metaglasses and how unsettling some of that technology has been for people?
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