Meta Open-Sources Muse AI for Gadgets Like TVs
Meta wants its Muse technology embedded in everyday devices, from televisions to toasters, so it's making the underlying code available for free. By open-sourcing Muse, Meta is inviting gadget makers and developers to build it directly into their products without paying licensing fees. This move could speed up how quickly AI features show up in household devices, since companies can experiment with Muse without starting from scratch. It also signals Meta's push to make its AI tools a standard part of everyday tech, competing with other companies trying to get their AI into as many products as possible. The approach mirrors how open-source software has spread in other areas of computing, according to TechCrunch.
Words to know
- Muse
- — Meta's AI technology designed to be built into everyday devices.
- Open-sourcing
- — Making software code public and free for anyone to use or modify.
- Code
- — The instructions that make software, like Muse, actually work.
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