Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘One More Thing’ Was an AI Keychain?!
There were a lot of things we expected from Meta Connect 2026, like a glut of smart glasses, VR glasses that have long been rumored, and several, several, mentions of AI. All of those came to pass, but so did one more thing, and it’s… an AI keychain? Muse Charm was Mark Zuckerberg’s “one more thing” at the end of the company’s Connect 2026 keynote, and it’s pretty much the prototypical AI gadget.
- ▪There were a lot of things we expected from Meta Connect 2026, like a glut of smart glasses, VR glasses that have long been rumored, and several, several, mentions of AI.
- ▪All of those came to pass, but so did one more thing, and it’s… an AI keychain?
- ▪Muse Charm was Mark Zuckerberg’s “one more thing” at the end of the company’s Connect 2026 keynote, and it’s pretty much the prototypical AI gadget.
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There were a lot of things we expected from Meta Connect 2026, like a glut of smart glasses, VR glasses that have long been rumored, and several, several, mentions of AI. All of those came to pass, but so did one more thing, and it’s… an AI keychain? Muse Charm was Mark Zuckerberg’s “one more thing” at the end of the company’s Connect 2026 keynote, and it’s pretty much the prototypical AI gadget. The details are scant, but from the sound of it, it’s a keychain that comes equipped with Muse, Meta’s latest/greatest AI model. © Screenshot by Gizmodo I’m assuming it has microphones, because you’re able to talk to it and interact with it, and presumably do just about anything you’d be able to do with Muse in any other device.
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