Meta's Muse AI now has an Apple Watch app, which you shouldn't install
Meta's AI agent has made its way to the Apple Watch , but all potential benefits are outweighed by the inherent risk associated with the tool, not to mention the privacy implications. Muse AI is available on the Apple Watch, but don't bother with it. Following its expansion to the iPad in October 2026 , Meta's Muse has received an Apple Watch companion app. The change was disclosed via the App Store page for Muse, which details the changes in version 15.0 of the iOS app. "Add Muse to your wrist with the new Apple Watch Companion app," reads the description. On the Apple Watch, users can now call and talk to Meta's virtual assistant, text it, or use dictation with Muse. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Meta's AI agent has made its way to the Apple Watch , but all potential benefits are outweighed by the inherent risk associated with the tool, not to mention the privacy implications. Muse AI is available on the Apple Watch, but don't bother with it. Following its expansion to the iPad in October 2026 , Meta's Muse has received an Apple Watch companion app. The change was disclosed via the App Store page for Muse, which details the changes in version 15.0 of the iOS app. "Add Muse to your wrist with the new Apple Watch Companion app," reads the description. On the Apple Watch, users can now call and talk to Meta's virtual assistant, text it, or use dictation with Muse. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Meta's AI agent has made its way to the Apple Watch , but all potential benefits are outweighed by the inherent risk associated with the tool, not to mention the privacy implications.
Muse AI is available on the Apple Watch, but don't bother with it.
Following its expansion to the iPad in October 2026 , Meta's Muse has received an Apple Watch companion app.
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