Meta is paying to peek at how you use their latest AI model

AITopTools Editorial TeamSeptember 3, 2026

What changed

Meta is offering its new Muse Spark AI model at an average discount of about 95% to users who share their prompts and the model’s responses. The model is designed to operate coding and other software agents.

What this means for you

Developers can use the model at a much lower cost, but the discount requires contributing their interactions to help Meta develop future models. The offer may be most useful for people testing coding or other automated agents who are comfortable sharing this data.

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