Meta invites early adopters to test Muse AI's latest features

Meta is welcoming interested users to join an early access cohort for Muse, its AI assistant, as the company prepares to roll out a slate of new features announced at its Connect 2026 developer conference.

How to sign up#

Users can request access by asking Muse directly to enroll them in the program. The specific prompt that triggers sign-up is: "Can you let the Muse team know I want to be part of the Muse early access program?" Those without a direct link can simply copy and paste this message into the app.

Why recruit early enthusiasts#

Rather than running a traditional closed beta with randomly selected participants, Meta is specifically targeting AI-savvy users who actively explore multiple AI applications. This audience understands the competitive landscape and can offer nuanced feedback—a strategy that may give Meta an edge in a crowded market where first-mover advantage on innovation matters.

What's coming to Muse#

Early testers will get their hands on features including:

• An animated digital avatar for video conversations with Muse
• Expanded shopping integrations and connectors
• Enhanced Mac app capabilities that let the agent control your computer to automate tasks
• AI glasses integration so users can activate Muse with a wake word and voice commands

The rollout signals Meta's ambitions to transform Muse from a text-based chatbot into a multimodal assistant spanning glasses, desktop, and mobile platforms.