Meta has brought its Muse personal AI assistant to the iPad, with version 10.0 released about 12 hours ago. The company also announced it today, saying, “Muse is now on iPad. For when your phone feels too small and your laptop feels too far.”
The update gives iPad users a native version of Muse from Meta, which requires iPadOS 18.0 or later. Muse launched in Canada on September 18 and quickly hit No. 1 on the Canadian App Store, outpacing ChatGPT’s early downloads.
Muse is Meta’s personal AI assistant, built around the company’s Muse Spark models. It is designed to do more than answer questions, with the ability to help with tasks such as drafting emails, bookings and shopping. The assistant asks for approval before taking sensitive actions on a user’s behalf.
The iPad launch comes less than a month after Muse arrived in Canada, giving Meta another screen for its push into personal AI assistants.
Meta also offers paid tiers for users who want higher limits or additional access. The Power plan costs $20 per month, while Maximum is priced at $100 per month.
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You can click here to download Muse for iPad in the App Store.
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