Meta has advanced another step in the AI race with two new models: Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full. The company has revealed that these two models can handle complex tasks, support coding, and stay focused on tasks for longer. Meta has called these models the first step toward ‘personal superintelligence.’
The two models come with two different types of capabilities that Meta called Active Memory and Active Focus. While the former carries relevant information across conversations, the latter keeps AI agents focused on complex tasks.
According to Artificial Analysis, an independent evaluation platform, these models have scored 52 and 56, respectively, which put them above Claude Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra. However, Claude Opus 5.5 is still at the top place with a score of 58.
These early results offer a useful guide, but more testing is needed to see how the models perform in daily use.
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Access to Muse Wonder Full requires a Muse Code subscription. Meta’s Power Usage plan costs USD 50 a month, while Maximum Usage costs USD 200. ChatGPT Plus and Claude Pro each cost USD 20 a month. Their higher-use plans cost USD 100 and USD 200, respectively. Additionally, the standard Wonder model charges USD 4 per million input tokens.
For developers, the extra cost may be worth it if the model can finish coding tasks faster and make fewer mistakes. Freelancers and small businesses should check whether it saves enough time to cover the monthly fee. Casual users may not need these advanced features.
Meta’s new models give AI users more options, especially for coding and demanding tasks. However, higher prices alone do not prove better value. Their success will depend on how well they work, how much time they save, and whether users feel the results justify the cost.