Muse AI on Apple Watch and Wear OS: Meta's Watch App Explained
Meta's Muse AI assistant now runs on Apple Watch and Wear OS watches, but the watch is only a remote control. Your phone still does all the thinking.

Meta has put its Muse AI assistant on your wrist. There is a catch, though: the watch doesn't actually run the AI. Your phone does.
The company says Muse is now available on Wear OS watches and on Apple Watch. On the watch you can type a message, dictate a command or just talk to Muse in a voice conversation. You can also follow tasks and approve actions from the watch, so you don't have to keep pulling your phone out.
Does Muse AI work on a watch without a phone?
Not really. According to the report, the watch app works as a remote control, while the phone handles all the actual AI processing. To get the full experience you still need your paired phone nearby.
What is different on Apple Watch and Wear OS?
Apple Watch users get one extra: they can open Muse straight from the watch face. Meta hasn't said whether Wear OS users will get the same shortcut later.
The design leans on Muse's cute mascot, which sits on the watch screen. It's the same character that will appear on Meta's upcoming Muse Charm wristband.
Payments are still a question mark. Muse can make payments, but Meta hasn't confirmed whether you can approve one from the watch itself or whether you'll have to reach for the phone.
Muse is also the name behind Meta's newer model, Muse Wonder, which the company has pitched against GPT-6 and Opus. The watch app doesn't change where the work happens, though. For now, the phone stays at the center, and the watch is a quicker way to reach it.
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