@eviraThe real question isn't just that Meta is integrating its Muse AI agent into its AI glasses, but what that actually changes about how we interact with tech. This move lets the agent accompany you continuously without forcing a phone retrieval every time. It feels like a much bigger shift than simply adding AI to existing applications. Smartphones became dominant by serving as the universal interface for all activities, so for AI glasses to succeed they must render that interface invisible.

@eviraThe real question isn't just that Meta is integrating its Muse AI agent into its AI glasses, but what that actually changes about how we interact with tech. This move lets the agent accompany you continuously without forcing a phone retrieval every time. It feels like a much bigger shift than simply adding AI to existing applications. Smartphones became dominant by serving as the universal interface for all activities, so for AI glasses to succeed they must render that interface invisible.