Meta has unveiled its latest AI wearable, the Muse Charm, a keychain-sized device designed to keep users connected to its personal AI agent, Jolly. The device, unveiled during the company’s Connect event, promises to be a convenient way to interact with the AI, allowing users to tap a fingerprint sensor and start a conversation without unlocking a phone or opening an app. However, the charm's small size and screen size suggest a quasi-Tamagotchi experience, with a screen displaying a digital avatar of Jolly. Although the device is not yet ready for shipping, CEO Mark Zuckerberg is optimistic, promising it will be available in time for the holiday season.

The Muse Charm reflects Meta's ongoing efforts to explore the potential of AI wearables, but also raises questions about the company's priorities in a world increasingly saturated with AI-driven devices.