- Meta rolled out Muse Spark 1.1, claiming it outperforms prior models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google on several coding and reasoning benchmarks — and it’s now in public preview powering Meta’s AI assistant.
- The company says Muse Spark will be “low cost” with “aggressive pricing” and is available to developers via an API, signaling a push to compete on price and access.
- Meta also released Muse Image and Muse Video — but drew backlash after allowing AI edits on other people’s public Instagram posts without explicit permission.
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