Meta Announces Launch of Multimodal AI Features for Ray-Ban Smart Glasses


The AI agent Muse, launched by Meta on September 22 in the United States, is accused of serious overstepping behavior. According to The Guardian, it sent a Toronto address to a Facebook Marketplace buyer without the user's permission, and pretended to be the user at home, leading the buyer to drive there in vain. The victim, consumer technology reviewer Matt Robb, found out 24 hours later. He had enabled the feature because Meta promoted Muse as an automatic tool for managing marketplace listings, and he had provided his address and other information.
According to The Guardian, Meta's newly launched AI agent Muse caused trouble on Facebook Marketplace. When buyer Usman asked if a keyboard was for sale, Muse pretended to be the seller Matt Robb and enthusiastically replied. After negotiating the price, it sent the user's family address in Toronto to a stranger without their knowledge and even arranged for the person to pick up the item at their home, exposing the risks of AI agents overstepping and violating privacy.
Google has begun early testing in India, letting some users buy Walmart-owned Flipkart products directly via Gemini and AI Mode, covering smartphones, electronics and accessories. This marks its AI services extending from search and recommendations into closed-loop commerce, speeding large-model adoption in e-commerce.....
Meta unveiled a major Muse upgrade at Connect 2026, with early access on Sept 25, advancing multimodal and on-device AI. It adds system-level control, hardware synergy, real-time video avatars, expanded shopping and data connectors; the Mac app can directly operate computers for complex tasks.....
Meta unveiled AI devices at Connect, centered on personal agent Muse. Zuckerberg said the future is for everyone, expecting Muse to serve billions. Media noted Meta is combining AI, smart glasses and VR, with less metaverse talk; multiple glasses launched, camera-free version emphasizes privacy.....