Meta open sources code to let you make Muse AI gadgets

Meta has released the source code for its Muse AI agent, enabling developers and hobbyists to integrate the technology into custom hardware projects. By open-sourcing this framework, Meta aims to foster innovation in AI-driven physical devices. The company has provided several implementation examples, such as deploying Muse on color E Ink displays for smart reminders or embedding the agent into HDMI sticks to facilitate interaction on larger screens. This move allows users to experiment with Meta's AI capabilities outside of the company's proprietary ecosystem, potentially leading to a new wave of personalized, AI-powered gadgets. The release includes the necessary tools for developers to build, customize, and deploy these agents, marking a significant step in Meta's strategy to expand the reach of its artificial intelligence technologies into the consumer hardware space.
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