Meta AI assistant Muse on-line live voice conversations

On 6 November, Chief Executive Officer Zuckerberg of Meta published a message on the social platform announcing the official live voice dialogue and virtual image functions of the personal AI assistant, Muse, and spearheaded the delivery to United States users, covering mobile, web-based and Mac applications. By clicking on the top right telephone icon, a user can talk to Muse like a telephone and can interrupt at any time during their response. Muse's default image is a cartoon character nicknamed “Jolly”, which can also be replaced by a person, animal or other role. The update, according to information received, is largely supported by the Muse Realtime Voice voice model, which generates both “what to say” and “what to say” information, and the Muse Realtime Avatar virtual image model, which produces a real-time expression, mouth and body action based on the same data stream, keeping the sound synchronized with the image. Meta stated that the system could produce a 448 x 768 resolution, 25 frames per second vertical screen video, with a delay of approximately 870 ms from the time the user finished speaking to the first audio/video response. (First electric grid)