Meta's AI assistant Muse has launched a call-scheduling feature, available only to paid users in the United States

Meta's consumer-grade AI assistant Muse has opened its call-making feature to paid subscribers in the United States, allowing it to call American businesses on behalf of users. This feature began testing in September and was previously available only to a select group of early users who applied for access. Meta announced last month that the number of Muse users has exceeded 10 million.

Meta's Chief AI Officer and head of the Superintelligent Lab, Alexandr Wang, stated that this feature can be used to handle calls that users do not want to make personally, including contacting cable companies, motor vehicle departments, and making reservations at restaurants that do not offer online booking. The Muse subscription plan starts at $20 per month, providing 500 million Muse tokens weekly; the $100 monthly plan offers 3 billion tokens per week. Wang also mentioned this week that the recently added Muse email address feature will soon be available to free users.