Meta's Muse AI Now Places Calls to U.S. Businesses for Paid Subscribers
Meta's AI assistant Muse, which recently surpassed 10 million users, has introduced a new feature allowing it to place calls to U.S. businesses on behalf of users. This functionality, initially limited to select early adopters, is now available exclusively to paid subscribers with plans starting at $20 per month. The feature aims to automate mundane phone tasks such as dealing with cable companies, DMV, or making restaurant reservations. Although competing AI agents from Instinct and Google's Gemini offer similar capabilities, calls from AI are often rejected by business receptionists. However, Muse's improvement in human voice mimicry may make AI calls harder to detect. This addition targets users frustrated by complex and inefficient customer service phone systems. Non-paying users will soon gain access to a feature creating Muse email addresses, but call placements remain subscription-only.
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Meta's Muse AI Now Places Calls to U.S. Businesses for Paid Subscribers
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Meta's AI assistant Muse, which recently surpassed 10 million users, has introduced a new feature allowing it to place calls to U.S. businesses on behalf of users. This functionality, initially limited to select early adopters, is now available exclusively to paid subscribers with plans starting at $20 per month. The feature aims to automate mundane phone tasks such as dealing with cable companies, DMV, or making restaurant reservations. Although competing AI agents from Instinct and Google's Gemini offer similar capabilities, calls from AI are often rejected by business receptionists. However, Muse's improvement in human voice mimicry may make AI calls harder to detect. This addition targets users frustrated by complex and inefficient customer service phone systems. Non-paying users will soon gain access to a feature creating Muse email addresses, but call placements remain subscription-only.