Meta offers up to 95% off its SI model to those who let it learn from their prompts
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Data on how people actually work with agents has become currency: it is now literally paid for with a discount. Users increasingly decide for themselves whether to sell their experience of working with SI.
For the Muse Spark model, designed for agents and programming, Meta introduced a "participant rate": $0.10 instead of $1.25 per million input tokens and $0.20 instead of $4.25 per million output tokens, in exchange for the right to use prompts and responses to train future versions. Earlier Meta tried to collect such data by tracking its own employees' work on their computers, but in June 2026 the program was suspended after an outcry.
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