Alexandr Wang shows off an e-ink display to house his Muse AI assistant
alexandr_wang · x · 2026-10-03
Alexandr Wang, who leads Meta's AI efforts, showed off a small DIY setup: a little e-ink display serving as a dedicated "home" for his Muse AI assistant, giving the assistant a persistent physical presence. The quoted reply shows the working result, noting it was easy to set up. It's a neat example of the growing trend of moving conversational AI out of app windows and into low-cost e-ink hardware terminals.
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