Add MobiGyaan as a preferred source on GoogleMeta is rolling out real-time voice conversations and expressive avatars in its Muse app, allowing users to interact with their AI assistant through spoken conversations instead of relying only on text prompts.
The feature was previewed at Connect 2026 and is designed to let users discuss ideas naturally while Muse follows the conversation and works on tasks in the background. Users can interact with it while walking or when their hands are occupied, without having to prepare an exact prompt.
Meta Muse Introduces Voice Conversations & Expressive Avatars
The new voice conversation feature supports several everyday use cases, including trip planning, job interview preparation and practising presentations or pitches.
For example, users can discuss which city to visit, where to stay and what meals to plan during a trip. They can also rehearse job interviews by responding to Muse in real time or practise a presentation by talking through their ideas.
Alongside spoken responses, Muse avatars can react to conversations with expressions and gestures that match the interaction.
Users can choose from three display options:
- Voice only: Interact with Muse through spoken conversations without an avatar.
- Avatar alongside the conversation: View the expressive avatar while continuing the conversation.
- Full-screen avatar: Have a face-to-face style interaction with Muse.
Muse also offers hundreds of voice options, including styles described as having the energy of a New Yorker or the flair of a pirate. Users can change their selected voice whenever they want.
Real-Time Responses With Interruption Support
The conversations are powered by Muse Realtime Avatar and Muse Realtime Voice technologies. Muse responds in real time, and users can interrupt it whenever they need to add something or change the direction of the conversation.
This is intended to make interactions feel more natural and conversational rather than like a sequence of separate text prompts and responses.
Meta Muse Voice Feature Availability
The new voice conversations and expressive avatars are rolling out in the Muse app, initially in the US.
- Platforms: Mobile, web and Mac
- How to start: Tap the phone icon in the top-right corner of the app.
- Coming soon: Voice conversations with Muse on AI Glasses and Muse Charm.
With this update, Meta is expanding Muse beyond text-based interactions, introducing a more conversational experience with real-time speech and expressive AI avatars.
