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Don’t hold your breath for Meta’s Muse Spark AI to pop up in your phone apps anytime soon

The delays reportedly stem from concerns around performance, reliability, and internal disagreements over whether the model is competitive enough against rapidly advancing rivals like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.

Google wants your app code so badly, it’s willing to pay for it

The email frames it as a revenue opportunity, saying developers can "get paid for sharing the code powering your apps, as well as your archived projects." Google adds that developers retain their intellectual property rights and that the license is non-exclusive.