Meta’s Muse Opens AI Call-Making Feature to Paid U.S. Subscribers

According to ChainCatcher, Meta’s consumer AI assistant Muse has opened its call-making feature to paid subscribers in the United States, allowing it to call U.S. businesses on users’ behalf. The feature began testing in September and was previously limited to select early users who had requested access. Meta said last month that Muse had more than 10 million users. Meta Chief AI Officer and Superintelligence Labs head Alexandr Wang said the feature can handle calls users would rather not make themselves, such as contacting cable companies or motor vehicle departments and booking restaurants that do not offer online reservations. Muse subscriptions start at $20 per month, with 500 million tokens per week; a $100 monthly plan provides 3 billion tokens per week. Wang also said this week that Muse’s recently added email-address feature will soon be available to free users.