Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg surprises with “Muse Charm” at Connect conference
At the end of his presentation, Mark Zuckerberg pulls out a new, Tamagotchi-sized device called the “Muse Charm,” which is scheduled to be released this holiday season.
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At the annual “Connect” conference in Menlo Park, Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg surprisingly presented the new, Tamagotchi-sized device “Muse Charm” with an integrated AI assistant, which is scheduled to appear in the Christmas season.
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Why It Matters
Meta held its annual Connect conference in Menlo Park.
Menlo Park. And then comes the Steve Jobs moment. Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg has actually reached the end of his presentation at the annual “Connect” conference in Menlo Park. He presented new computer glasses and his assistant “Muse”, which is based on artificial intelligence (AI) and is causing a sensation on the stock market. The appointed influencers applaud, the afterparty calls.
Then Zuckerberg takes the floor again: “We have presented many products. But I still have one that I want to show you.” He reaches into his pocket and pulls out a Tamagotchi-sized device. It fits in the palm of his hand, has a small screen on which a cute fluffy creature embodies the new AI assistant Muse, and grins. “There’s quite a lot of technology in there,” says Zuckerberg.
The new device will be called “Muse Charm”. Many details are not yet known. One thing is certain: it should be available for Christmas shopping. "People are going to love it. I can't wait to see how you use it to improve your lives and shape our future," says Zuckerberg to thunderous applause and leaves the stage.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Market launch of the Muse Charm for the Christmas season
Very likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What are the technical specifications of the Muse Charm?
- How much will the device cost?
