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Everything you missed at Meta Connect 2026

Meta unveiled a new category of camera-less glasses with the longest battery life and thinnest design, alongside the Meta Neural Band and a VR device certified by IMAX. The Muse AI assistant now includes a secure VM for personal agents and can drive apps on Mac, with a confidential VM to ensure privacy. The new VR device, priced at $12.99, is positioned as a private cinema, computer, and game console in a pair of glasses, shipping in spring.

Boz to the Future Episode 28: The Future According to Aparna Chennapragada

Aparna Chennapragada argues that AI agents on wearables like glasses and the new charm are most valuable when they handle everyday tasks and reduce mental load, not just answer queries. She illustrates this with examples like an agent repairing a windshield or creating a family video site, emphasizing that the technology works best when it's useful, unobtrusive, and respects the user's attention. She also notes that the future of wearables depends on both improving AI models and making devices that are comfortable, stylish, and socially acceptable.

Meta Connect Keynote 2026 | ASL

Meta's Connect keynote unveils Muse, a personal AI agent that runs on a secure virtual machine and can save users money by negotiating bills, finding refunds, and shopping across the web. The company also introduces new hardware, including Meta VR Glasses, which are lightweight 100-gram devices that offer immersive cinema, gaming, and productivity with an integrated AI assistant. Additionally, Meta Glasses gain hearing enhancement, an FDA-cleared over-the-counter hearing aid feature, and a new line of audio glasses without cameras.

Get the full story behind the light

Explains the pulsing white light on Meta AI glasses, its privacy function, and how it prevents recording if tampered with.