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Meta brings Muse AI assistant to iPad
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Meta has released its AI agent Muse for iPad, about a month after the assistant's initial mobile launch. The company is expanding Muse's availability and integrations rapidly, according to TechCrunch AI.
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Broader device support could increase Muse's user reach and integration opportunities, potentially affecting how people access Meta's assistant across platforms.
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- Muse became available on iPad roughly one month after its mobile debut. [1]
- TechCrunch AI reports Meta is rapidly expanding Muse's reach and integrations. [1]
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