Meta introduced Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full on October 12, two artificial intelligence models designed for agents handling personal and professional tasks. Muse Wonder is available through Meta's application programming interface, called the Meta Model API, and Muse Code. The Full version is available to Muse Code subscribers.
Meta plans to bring Muse Wonder to its consumer Muse service soon, with subscribers receiving access first.
The company describes two features intended to support work across longer tasks. Active Memory is intended to retrieve relevant details from earlier conversations. Active Focus, it says, helps the models try different approaches, recover from errors and ask for clarification when needed. The models are also meant to check with users before important actions.
For coding, Meta says it trained both models on varied, long-running assignments so they can continue through repeated testing and revisions. Its evaluations also cover law, finance and health, including legal tasks that require working from source documents.
Meta says the models were trained to protect private information when handling material such as messages, calendars and documents. The company plans to release a full report with additional safety evaluations.
