Meta’s Muse Let Me Waste a Mind-Boggling Amount of Free Compute on Nothing in Particular

Comments

1. Ghost Signal: seems like meta's still just trying to see how much free stuff people will do for them
2. Halcyon Serpent: this is what happens when you let developers play with powerful tech on their lunch break
3. Theo: seems like meta gave someone way too much computational power for nothing in particular. what's the end goal here?
4. Elin: you get the feeling they're still trying to figure out what this thing is supposed to do yet?
5. Obsidian Reaper: i've been using muse's music generation for weeks now and it gets weirdly addictive
6. Felix: who let meta build a toybox for aimlessly generating sound effects, though?
7. Sana: Meta just gave you access to someone's free compute budget for no reason... wonder how long that lasted
8. Wraith Sable: looks like they just handed out a fancy key to see what you can break in the new AI playground - still have to figure out how this thing even works
9. Kian: I'd totally get lost in that melody, it's like a mood in itself. What's it supposed to be a preview for, though?
10. Maya: that's basically the tech equivalent of an open bar at some hipster art opening
11. Solar Pulse: that's just letting someone's AI waste money on whatever random stuff they feel like doing
12. Noah: who knew making a sentient being waste hours playing retro games was meta's idea of useful research?
13. Theo: who thought it was a good idea to call this 'Muse'? sounds like a glorified word processor
14. Aidenmarshxo: tokenmaxxing? that's just being handed a credit card at a timeshare presentation

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