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Crypto bettors say Meta may launch Muse AI glasses by year‑end

Cryptocurrency bettors on the Polygon‑based Polymarket platform are pricing a 21% chance that Meta Platforms, Inc. will make Muse‑powered AI glasses available by Oct. 31, down from 61% a month ago and 25% a week ago. The same market puts the odds of a Dec. 31 launch at 41%, after a 10‑point drop in the past week. The odds reflect the betting crowd’s view that the feature – which would let users…

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  • Polymarket odds give a 21% chance Muse AI glasses launch by Oct 31, down from 61% a month earlier.
  • Odds for a Dec 31 launch sit at 41%, after a 10‑point drop in a week.
  • Meta expects Q3 revenue $63.36 billion, up from $51.24 billion a year earlier; shares fell 0.33% pre‑market.

Meta first outlined plans for Muse on its AI glasses at the September Connect event, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg saying personal AI agents will drive the next phase of product development and monetisation. The company later suspended the Muse conversation‑sharing feature after security researchers warned that DNS records could expose thousands of shared chat links. Meta is set to report its third‑quarter results after markets close on Wednesday; analysts expect revenue of $63.36 billion, up from $51.24 billion a year earlier. Shares were down 0.33% in pre‑market trading after closing 1.59% lower at $694.25 the day before.

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Mark Zuckerberg Will Announce Muse on Meta Glasses Soon? Crypto Bettors Say Don't Hold Your Breath

finance.yahoo.com · 20 October 2026

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