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Meta unveiled its latest artificial‑intelligence model, Muse Spark, on Wednesday, marking the first product rollout since the company assembled a high‑cost superintelligence team. Built by Meta Superintelligence Labs and led by Scale AI co‑founder Alexandr Wang, the model—internally codenamed Avocado—already runs the Meta AI app and website and will soon power WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Messenger and upcoming AI glasses. Meta describes Muse Spark as a fast, small model capable of tackling complex scientific, mathematical and health queries, while hinting at larger models in the pipeline as it strives to close the gap with rivals like Google and OpenAI. Read more

Meta announced Muse Spark on Wednesday, the inaugural AI model from its Superintelligence Labs. Marketed as a "ground‑up overhaul" of the company’s artificial‑intelligence work, the proprietary system will draw on public content from Instagram, Facebook and Threads to enhance its answers. While Meta says future Muse models will be open source, Spark marks a clear break from the earlier Llama family. Benchmarks show the model performing on par with or better than rival offerings from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and xAI, though Meta admits gaps remain in long‑term reasoning and coding tasks. Read more