Mark Zuckerberg is positioning Meta's Muse AI as a "business in a box" capable of turning an idea into a product and managing the full lifecycle of millions of micro businesses. The agent will build online presences, integrate with Meta services, and manage advertising to generate revenue for users, allowing Meta to collect a fee on the resulting commerce. Meta will fund distribution by offering up to 100 million free tokens per week and virtual computers to users and small businesses.
Infrastructure for the next generation of models is already operational through the gigawatt scale Prometheus cluster in Ohio, which is training a model called Watermelon. To protect personal context, Meta is developing a confidential virtual machine that prevents the company from seeing user contents, supported by sentinel agents. The service will be monetized through subscriptions and transaction fees paid by businesses.
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- SUPPORT@shanumathew93“gigawatt-scale Prometheus cluster in Ohio is online and training models beyond Watermelon”x.com
- SUPPORT@stocksavvyshay“endgame for Muse as a “business in a box” that can turn an idea into a product, build online presence, plug into Meta’s services and run the ads”x.com
- SOURCE@alexandr_wang“agents with strong memory recommend content to you in a very different way than existing recommendation systems”x.com
- SOURCE@alexandr_wang“the thing that took the longest before we felt comfortable releasing was security and safety”x.com
- SUPPORT@alexandr_wang“muse code + muse spark 1.3 max is really good at real-world software engineering”x.com
- SUPPORT@jasonlk“I trust its Secrets Store... In the AI Age, I mostly don’t truly most other apps with them”x.com
- SUPPORT@alexandr_wang“Muse from Meta is currently the best agent implementation to date”x.com
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