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muse case for today, I want to buy new sheets so I had muse research which sheets to buy, and then render all of the color combos I'm interested in to give me a sense of which each looks like.
I’m so unbelievably hyped for this.
We're excited to bring 1Password directly into @Muse for the many people who already use it. It gives you another secure way to let Muse sign in and keep working: you approve each login and your passwords stay in your vault. Rolling out across all platforms over the coming days.
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An update on @Muse shared artifacts.
Earlier this week, a security researcher published details of a design flaw in @Muse shared artifacts: some shared artifact URLs were discoverable via passive DNS. We disabled sharing immediately to prevent any unintended exposure, which is why shared artifacts were temporarily unavailable. Some articles we have seen in the press mentioned a flaw in chat sharing, and that is not the case - this issue was specifically about shared artifacts.
The underlying issue is now fixed, and sharing is back on.
If you shared an artifact before the fix: it now has a new URL. Anyone visiting the old link will see a note asking them to get the new one from you. We know that's a pain, and we're sorry for the disruption — but protecting user data has to come first.
We're grateful to the researchers who find and report issues like this. The Muse bug bounty program exists so these reports can reach us directly and responsibly, with awards of up to $300,000 for valid findings. Every report is reviewed. If you find something, please send it our way.
It’s incredible how quickly Muse has become a must need app for me for so many things.
It’s my easy app for just about everything.
Can confirm it works out pretty great
Alexandr Wang (@alexandr_wang) says he has more than 200 direct reports at Meta's superintelligence lab, and that it is by design:
"Yeah, I think more than 200."
"One of the design principles around this was making it very flat. Effectively, all the research that we hired into this group called TBD, they report directly to me."
"TBD is like literally anti-bureaucracy."
"So I don't need to be micromanaging you to do brilliant work. You're gonna be able to do that on your own."
"We have this kind of like pod structure where we have various pods and there's various technical leads of the pods who tie break on the technical decisions."
"From a quote unquote people management perspective or from a bureaucracy perspective, we're just anti-bureaucracy."
"I would be lying if I said I was the best manager to more than 200 people."
"They don't need managers. They need a great environment."
"They just need the room to cook."
- Alexandr Wang, Meta Chief AI Officer, in an interview with David Senra published October 11.
I very much miss my portal. Video calls with my parents on their portal were the highlight of my week during Covid.
Meta used to sell "Portal," it was their own version of Apple's "HomeView" product. It wasn't just one product. They had a lineup of four products with similar functionality to Apple's HomeView. They also had great integration with Meta's products, such as Facebook and WhatsApp, and even supported YouTube and Zoom.
I had one, and it was quite useful at the time.
It failed.
Now tell me, why would Apple's HomeView do any better?
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Today we are launching Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, our best models yet, with state-of-the-art performance on personal and professional agentic tasks. They are built for long running, multi step work. Muse Wonder is available today in the Meta Model API and Muse Code, and Muse Wonder Full in Muse Code.
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Already see a lot of people discounting Muse Wonder because it wasn’t RL’d in 3d stuff like Astra and Opus.
3d game demos are cool! They don’t represent real code work at all.
Wonder is an incredible code model. Don’t sleep on it.
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MUSE WONDER
this is the culmination of over a year of research and infrastructure work in msl
since we originally shipped muse spark in april, we have continued to scale our models across pre-training and RL, now reaching the frontier 🏆
see our model's improvements on the artificial analysis index:
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introducing muse wonder
our new frontier model. state-of-the-art at personal agents and professional agents.
our largest and most capable model yet—rivals the big bois
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Come and join this great event to learn about the latest technologies in AI infra.
Announcing the first SGLang Summit: November 12–13 at Fort Mason, San Francisco.
Join us for two days of talks, discussions, and deep dives into frontier AI infrastructure, silicon, models, and applications.
Register: sglang.io/summit
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openai cfo: muse is going to better, sorry, not muse, dots is going...
youtube.com/watch?v=jXvxK87F…
Muse helped schedule me an electrician this morning to fix a dimmer switch issue.
I didn’t even have to do anything besides give it my task rabbit login.
I guess the PRD took 6 months to get approved and they still needed to ship for someone’s promo case.
Antigravity 2.0 now features a dedicated planning mode, just like the Antigravity CLI.
Type /plan and the agent steps back to think through the task, and conduct extensive research, before generating an implementation plan for your review. The agent will ask for your approval before it begins executing on the task.
You can also ask for a plan naturally in your prompt, for a lighter version of a plan.