The Facebook co-founder revealed the $1,299 Meta VR Glasses and a handheld device called the Muse Charm that works with the company's recently released Muse AI personal agent. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg ...

In an exclusive interview, the Meta chief shows off his new AI glasses and AI agent and explains why he thinks people should trust the company.

Meta’s CEO announces a new hand-held AI device and tech products he said take consumers closer to “personal superintelligence.” ...

Meta’s new pocket-sized gadget lets users talk to Muse without opening an app or wearing smart glasses, but its price remains a mystery ...

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Mark Zuckerberg and Meta have been going all-in on AI in recent months. It is thus no surprise that AI was one of the main topics during the company's annual Connect event. But there was more to it ...

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After failing to turn its smart glasses into a truly mass-adopted consumer product, Meta is trying another way to put AI in people’s hands. Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled Muse Charm, a tiny 5G-connected ...

In an exclusive interview with NBC News chief tech analyst Joanna Stern, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Meta will do more to highlight its safeguards against secret recording.

At Wednesday's Meta Connect 2026, Meta's annual conference and product showcase, CEO Mark Zuckerberg mostly ignored the brewing backlash against the company's smart glasses. In recent months, concerns ...

Meta is launching a new camera-free version of its smart glasses following concerns that they are being used to film women and girls without their consent. The tech giant unveiled a new line-up of the ...