TechCrunch: Meta's Muse rolls out AI calling feature to paid users in the US for merchant inquiries
According to TechCrunch, following previous trials, Meta’s consumer AI agent Muse has opened its automated calling feature to paid subscribers in the US, allowing it to place phone calls to US businesses on users' behalf, such as for contacting restaurants. At the time of the report, Muse subscriptions started at $20 per month, which includes 500 million Muse tokens weekly, with another tier priced at $100 per month for 3 billion tokens. The calling feature remains restricted to paid users, while a separately mentioned Muse email feature is planned for free users and should not be confused with free automated calling. The report also noted that some businesses may reject AI calls, and availability of the feature does not guarantee that every request will be successfully completed.
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