Meta announced a set of updates for its AI glasses at Meta Connect 2026, from work to bring Muse, its personal AI agent, to the glasses to hearing enhancement software cleared by the FDA.
Muse is being built to take a spoken request on AI glasses, work on it in the background and check back when done, while users are driving, cooking or mid-run, without pulling out a phone.
Meta is building its glasses as a platform where wearable AI that sees and hears what the wearer does will power both its Muse assistant and accessibility features like hearing software.
September 23, 2026 – Meta has today announced at Meta Connect 2026 that it is working on bringing its Muse personal AI agent to its AI glasses. The company also introduced what it calls “significant” updates to its glasses, including a hearing enhancement feature.
Released earlier this month, Muse is a personal AI agent that gets to know its user and helps them get things done across their phone, computer, and the web, according to Meta.
From their glasses, users can ask Muse to guide a personalized workout, log meals, get nutrition insights on demand, and help buy products they see. Meta stated that the agent can also book an appointment, get prices on a flight, or track down a missing part while the user is driving, cooking, or mid-run, without pulling out a phone. Users can activate Muse by saying its name and telling it their request. The agent will then work in the background and check back when it is done.
What else is coming to Meta’s AI glasses
According to the company, its AI glasses are “the first consumer device that enables users to capture and experience videos in Dolby Atmos.” The feature, Dolby Atmos Capture, captures moments in 360° spatial sound.