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Driving the news: Meta is releasing Muse Spark Open, a model similar to Muse Spark 1.3
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The prospect of a powerful model, it has 816 billion parameters, running on Apple hardware offers a proof of concept about how much companies will be able to build their own AI systems.
Key facts
- Meta is releasing Muse Spark Open, a model similar to Muse Spark 1.3, that it says is the most powerful U.S.-developed open-weight AI model available
- The prospect of a powerful model, it has 816 billion parameters sidestepping the privacy concerns that have long divided the companies
- The collaboration marks a striking détente between two longtime Silicon Valley rivals, underscoring how the AI race is reshaping relationships across the technology industry
- We're excited for mommy and daddy to be playing nice again," Meta's AI chief Alexandr Wang told Axios
Summary
Apple and Meta, whose leaders have spent years trading barbs over privacy and the future of computing, are joining forces to bring one of America's most powerful open-weight AI models to Apple's high-end Macs. The collaboration marks a striking détente between two longtime Silicon Valley rivals, underscoring how the AI race is reshaping relationships across the technology industry. The companies still compete over devices and the next generation of computing, but both see an opportunity in bringing powerful AI capabilities to personal computers. "We're excited for mommy and daddy to be playing nice again," Meta's AI chief Alexandr Wang told Axios. Meta is releasing Muse Spark Open, a model similar to Muse Spark 1.3, that it says is the most powerful U.S.-developed open-weight AI model available.