Meta introduced a new feature that lets users create animated AI avatars using Muse Realtime Avatar and Muse Realtime Voice technology. The system generates subtle expressions and gestures that match the tone of conversations. Users can customize the avatar to look like different characters, including a fluffy white dog. Meta’s chief AI officer Alexandr Wang demonstrated the feature on social media, showing his Muse avatar suggesting meme disclaimers.
The animated avatar and voice capabilities are rolling out on mobile, web, and Mac platforms. Meta plans to add support for its AI glasses and the Muse Charm hardware device in the near future. The technology is built on the new AI models called Muse Realtime Avatar and Muse Realtime Voice. Alexandr Wang shared the demonstration video on social media to showcase the new capabilities.
This update expands Meta’s suite of AI tools for creators and developers. The feature is available now on mobile, web, and Mac, with hardware support coming soon. The ability to create custom animated avatars offers a new way to interact with AI assistants. Users can personalize their experience with characters that reflect their preferences. This development signals a shift toward more interactive and expressive AI interfaces.
