Meta skipped the 'too dangerous to release' marketing for Muse Wonder — and could rival Google
haider1 · x · 2026-10-13
A widely-circulated take praises Meta for launching Muse Wonder without the "too dangerous to release" framing used by Anthropic and OpenAI, arguing Google didn't see it coming and that Meta's massive user data and social media reach make it the only real competitor to Google.
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