The company that made open weights mainstream now competes on discounts
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Meta released Muse Spark 1.2 along with its own coding agent, Muse Code, which is designed to pick up exactly where it left off after a crash. The cheapest tier runs just 20 cents per million output tokens but requires users to share their data for training. Meta is competing on price, not top-end performance. And there's a glaring gap in the benchmarks. The article The company that made open weights mainstream now competes on discounts appeared first on The Decoder .
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