Meta open sources code to let you make Muse AI gadgets
· Source: The Verge AI
Meta has released the code needed to build custom devices that incorporate its new AI agent, Muse. The company published a “Muse gadgets” SDK on GitHub, enabling users to program common boards such as ESP32 or Raspberry Pi and connect the assistant to screens, buttons, sensors, and actuators they already have. Suggested examples include mounting Muse on an e‑ink display to show reminders, embedding it in an HDMI‑to‑TV adapter to project the AI onto a television, or pairing it with a small touchscreen to create a homemade version of the so‑called Muse Charm. Meta describes these devices as “open source devices you build yourself,” emphasizing that the process relies on standard components and software released under an open‑source license. The initiative aims to encourage experimentation and personalization of AI, giving developers and hobbyists an accessible way to create intelligent assistants tailored to their specific needs. This development is significant because it democratizes access to advanced AI technologies, fostering innovation in home devices and opening new possibilities for integrating virtual assistants into everyday environments.
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