
Meta offers 95% discount on Muse Spark for users who share training data
Meta's new Muse Spark model charges 10 cents per million input tokens if you let it train on your prompts and outputs.
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Meta's new Muse Spark model charges 10 cents per million input tokens if you let it train on your prompts and outputs.

A 30B open-weight model, a promise to open Muse Spark 1.2, and a manifesto against 'singular superintelligence' mark Meta's latest AI reset.

The Apache 2.0 model runs locally on a single consumer GPU and sketches Zuckerberg's 'personal superintelligence' pitch.

On Meta's Q2 2026 call, Zuckerberg framed 24/7 personal agents as the foundation for the next wave of products and revenue.

Instagram will keep labeling AI posts but won't let users hide them, even as detection gets harder and Muse Spark tagging raises abuse concerns.

The agentic coding model prices at $1.25 per million input tokens, slightly above Claude Haiku 4.5 and GPT-5.6 Luna.

The upgraded model targets agentic coding and multimodal reasoning, arriving days after the controversial Muse Image launch.

Three new styles, a Kylie Jenner collab, and Muse Spark AI ship as Meta tries to push smart glasses into mass-market price territory.

Mark Zuckerberg's $15B bet on a 28-year-old outsider has produced one model and a lot of internal friction.

The new mode runs inference inside a Trusted Execution Environment and leans on WhatsApp's Private Processing infrastructure, with 3 billion users in scope.

Threads users in five countries can tag Meta AI for answers, but the account has no block option — and the complaint trended past 1 million posts.

Zuckerberg signals paid tier ahead as Meta's free messaging assistants scale across WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook.

Reality Labs has now bled $83.5B since 2021, even as Meta projects up to $145B in 2026 infrastructure spending.
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