Muse Charm is to phones what phones were to computers, argues Meta researcher Matt Deitke
alex_conneau · x · 2026-09-27
Matt Deitke argues Muse Charm does to phones what phones did to computers: dropping the friction of acting on a thought. With voice agents plus Charm and Glasses you can research ideas with your personal context, have the agent call to book reservations, photograph a menu and get preference-aware picks, take notes, and send messages—no UI needed. Phones won't disappear, just as phones never replaced computers for writing and coding.
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