Meta announced at its September 23 Connect 2026 event that the Muse personal AI agent, released just weeks earlier, will arrive on its AI glasses lineup in the coming months. The rollout will enable hands-free activation by name, real-time voice conversations, and the ability for Muse to analyze and act on what users see through the camera, such as shopping or task management. This builds on existing Meta AI integration powered by the Muse Spark model in current Ray-Ban Meta and other smart glasses. New audio-only frames launch October 13, while broader style expansions and a separate Muse Charm device target December availability. The move positions Meta against competing AI wearables from Google and Samsung, with trader focus likely centering on exact integration timelines amid typical hardware-software rollout variability.