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Meta is working on making Muse its smart glasses assistant
Leak reveals testing underway for Meta’s autonomous agent to make its way to its smart glasses.
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- Meta has been spotted testing Muse (internally codenamed “Impacc”) as a potential replacement for Meta AI on smart glasses.
- Upcoming features for Muse on smart glasses could include Live AI, turn-by-turn navigation, Shazam song identification, Strava, and Health Connect integrations.
- Meta has also been spotted working on Meta Pay for Muse, a first-party wallet for its AI agent.
Meta is preparing to make its new AI agent Muse the brains behind its smart glasses, potentially replacing the standard Meta AI with a significantly more autonomous assistant.
Famed reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong revealed on X that Meta is testing an option to set Muse as the default assistant for connected eyewear.
The leaked setup screen, titled “Enable Impacc as your glasses assistant?” (where “Impacc” likely refers to an internal codename for Muse), notes that Muse is in beta and will allow users to swap back to Meta AI whenever they prefer. Interestingly, the prompt explicitly lists features that are not yet available in the beta, tipping Meta’s hand on what is coming: Live AI, Navigation, Shazam song identification, Strava, and Health Connect integrations.
Adding turn-by-turn navigation and fitness-tracking capabilities would transform Meta’s eyewear from a passive conversational accessory into an active, hands-free personal enabler device, just like your phone. Wearers could perhaps track a run in Strava or ask the glasses to guide them home entirely by voice.
A separate leak shared by Wong on X shows Meta is also working on “Meta Pay for Muse,” developing a native wallet interface for Muse with Meta Pay support, alongside Stripe’s Link and Shop Pay. The integration appears designed to enable the agent to execute real-world transactions and make secure purchases on a user’s behalf.
The move fits cleanly alongside Meta’s broader hardware roadmap. The company currently dominates the market for smart-glasses shipments, and recent reports indicate it is exploring camera-free smart glasses focused entirely on ambient voice interactions. Equipping those devices with an autonomous AI agent that can handle complex multi-step workflows, manage fitness syncs, and perhaps even facilitate payments could give Meta a formidable lead as smart glasses evolve beyond simple smartphone companions to standalone accessories.
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