Meta has introduced an update to its AI offerings by releasing Muse Spark 1.2 alongside its coding assistant, Muse Code. According to The Decoder, the new release features a budget-friendly tier priced at 20 cents per million output tokens.
This low-cost option requires users to share their data for training purposes, reflecting a trade-off between affordability and data privacy. The move aims to make AI tools more accessible while leveraging user data to improve model performance.
For Japanese market participants, this development highlights the growing trend of AI services adopting data-sharing models to reduce costs, which may influence adoption strategies in FX, crypto, and equities sectors where data-driven insights are critical.