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Contributor pricing could stimulate more enterprise data sharing, expanding training-data inputs for Muse Spark and potentially boosting META's AI tooling revenue and user adoption; however, effects depend on enterprise governance and data-for-training acceptability.
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Meta's Muse Spark introduces a contributor pricing tier that pays customers to share prompts and outputs for training. The discount averages about 95%, with input tokens priced at 0.10 and output tokens at 0.20 per million, versus standard fees of 1.25 and 4.25. The move aims to boost enterprise data access amid fierce frontier-labs price competition.
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