What changed
Meta began rolling out real-time voice conversations in Muse, its AI assistant, on November 5. You can speak and hear a reply, and Meta says you can interrupt to add a detail. You can choose voice alone or an avatar, an animated character whose expression changes as you talk. [1]
Try a conversation you can judge
You could ask Muse to play an interviewer and ask one practice question at a time. If a question is too broad, interrupt and ask for a more specific one. Meta describes voice on glasses and Muse Charm as coming later. [1]
Our take
Start with one practice answer. Listen for whether Muse understood the point you were trying to make, then decide if its follow-up helped you say it more clearly. Voice can make that rehearsal feel natural. A friendly reaction on screen gives you little information about how good the advice is.