Meta pays users to train AI model Muse Spark
meta offers 95% discount for users who share prompts and outputs to improve its new ai model muse spark. this could change how large companies approach data sharing.
meta's new muse spark model, intended for operating coding and other agents, offers a discounted pricing model for users who share their prompts and model outputs to improve future models. the standard price for one million input tokens is $1.25, but under the contributor pricing model, it costs just $0.10. for output tokens, the standard price is $4.25 per million, but under the contributor model, it costs just $0.20. this could change how large companies approach data sharing and model training. the move is a response to the challenges meta faces in obtaining training data, including internal criticism of an initiative to track employee computer usage.