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Mark Zuckerberg criticized Anthropic's push for a global AI slowdown, arguing that companies can manage safety risks on their own without industry-wide pauses. He positioned Meta as already doing this work internally with products like its new Muse agent.
- Zuckerberg said labs have "responsibility and incentive" to train models safely without needing external pressure, contrasting with Amodei's call for a coordinated global slowdown
- Meta delayed releasing Muse for several months to ensure security, which Zuckerberg offered as proof companies can self-regulate
- Zuckerberg took a jab at competitors pursuing "recursive self-improvement" (using AI to develop itself), calling it misguided compared to serving users
Meta released Muse Spark 1.3, its most powerful AI model to date, which developers can access Wednesday. The company says it's narrowing the gap with leading competitors like OpenAI and Google.
- Developers get paid access to Muse Spark 1.3 starting Wednesday
- Meta plans to integrate the model into Instagram, Facebook, and Meta AI
- Meta's chief AI officer claims the model's capabilities are now closer to top competitors