Meta’s Superintelligence Lab took its larger Muse Spark and essentially had it teach a smaller, leaner version to think as it does. Muse Glimmer accepts both text and image inputs, though it only answers in text. It supports over 100 languages, remembers conversations stretching past 131,000 tokens, and its knowledge stops at January 4, 2026. At full precision, Muse Glimmer would eat up 64GB of video memory, way more than most people have lying around, especially in this AI inflated RAM...

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