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Artifact·

Muse Wonder

A frontier model that leads on personal and professional agents

Today, we’re excited to introduce the Muse Wonder series with Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, our most capable models that deliver state-of-the-art performance on personal and professional agentic tasks. Together, they mark the next step on our scaling ladder and a major leap toward personal superintelligence. Muse Wonder brings together Active Memory and Active Focus to keep track of what matters to you and work diligently toward what you want to accomplish.

Meta’s AI recovery has been incredible: a ground-up reboot to a frontier model in fourteen months. Watch out for a determined Zuckerberg. He will stop at nothing to win.

Muse was already a great product with Muse Spark behind it. Muse Wonder will soon give it a frontier model built specifically for personal and professional agents.

The hardware Meta is building around Muse matters, too. Even if some devices miss on the first try, I expect Meta to keep iterating until they get them right. I think Meta is going to own consumer AI.

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Muse Wonder: A Frontier Model For Personal & Professional AI Agents

Muse Wonder is Meta's frontier AI model that keeps track of what matters to you with Active Memory & Active Focus to work towards your goals at work & life.

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Have your Muse call my Muse

At what point will a Muse be able to communicate and coordinate with other Muses? “Have your Muse call my Muse.” I can see that becoming a normal thing to say. Maybe not specific to Muse, but with agents in general.

If each Muse understands its person’s preferences and availability, they could work out the details of shared plans, like finding a time and place for dinner. Handing off that back-and-forth could be an interesting unlock.

This applies well beyond Muse. Agents could use email or messaging to coordinate, but there’s an opportunity for personal agents to adopt a shared protocol for direct communication across providers. Products would need to let their users’ agents both initiate and receive requests, with permission to act on their behalf.

The appeal is the same as email: I can choose the provider that works for me and still communicate with people using another one. I’d like that freedom when choosing an agent, too.

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