Jaden Schaefer

do this for 95 or 100 times, you know, more efficient, that saves you a ton of money for these companies.

Or I put another way, it makes this AI way cheaper for the user to use, which I think is really awesome.

Right now, it's still a proof of concept.

So we're not going to see this into production models today.

But the direction I think of kind of where they're going with this is promising.

I think kind of the broader industry is going to pay close attention to this.

Because if they're able to achieve this, like I mentioned, for, you know, the bottom line on all of these companies, it's going to be amazing.

Alright, Meta has just debuted MuseSpark.

This is their first AI model that has come out under, they have new leadership, Alexander Wang, who came from Scale AI when Meta acquired it, came over to Meta.

This is the first model that's been put out under him.

They had a whole bunch of kind of reorganization as it felt like Meta was falling behind.

I mean, still feels like they're falling behind, but...

They had this huge reorganization.

They brought him on as the CEO in June last year.

They spent $14 billion to acquire Scale AI and him.

They bought 49%, a non-voting stake in the company.

So essentially, they kind of acquired it.

But in any case, in terms of capability, Meta says that MuseSpark is competitive with the leading models from OpenAnthropic and Google across a bunch of different things.

It ranked fourth on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index with a score of 52.

It's really good at figuring out and understanding and medical reasoning, but it does not surpass basically all of the top models across the board.