Meta released the Mac version of Meta AI, adding a system-level voice input feature and answering questions in conjunction with the current screen content. This update also links more business tools to Meta AI, which shows that it is continuing to push AI assistants to offices and businesses.

Support cross-application voice input

This Mac application incorporates a system-level hearing and writing capability, which can be used directly in different applications and in a manner close to the same voice input tool. Meta has also added a context recognition capability to the screen so that assistants can view the current screen content and answer questions based on page information.

This function is supported by the Muse Spark model of Meta. In a similar direction, Google last month updated the Mac Gemini version, adding system-level voice input to show that the desktop-end AI assistant is accelerating the extension to the operating system level.

Accessor accounts and office tools

This Mac application was published as part of Meta 's business-oriented update of Meta AI. According to the company, businesses can access Instagram, Facebook, Meta Advertising, and Google Workspace into Meta AI.

After access, users can ask questions about business information, including data on advertising performance, audience interactions and so forth, to see what works better. Meta also indicated that assistants could also provide information on competitors based on open data.

  • Accessible Instagram and Facebook accounts
  • Readable Meta Advertising Activity Data
  • Connect to Gmail, Docs, Sheets and Slides

Meta continues to advance the company's AI assistant.

Meta has recently continuously promoted the use of AI tools in enterprises, with a focus on automated passenger service and business counselling, using platforms such as whatsApp and Instagram.

At a teleconference on the second quarter of the fiscal year 2026, Meta CEO Zuckerberg stated that there were great opportunities to sell AI agents to the enterprise and to replace them for part of their work. This direction is further reflected in Mac applications and business functionality updates.