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Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang says Muse Ember could save millions of dollars on legal clerical errors, while listing prices of $0.10 and $0.50 per million tokens.
Why it mattersThat gives developers a specific proposed use for Meta’s lightweight model: routine legal paperwork, where mistakes can be costly. But Wang’s post provides no calculation, benchmark or details of the work behind the savings claim. The price figures offer a starting point; the millions claim needs rather more than a confident post to become a business case.
Discuss: Would you trust a model’s claimed legal-work savings before seeing the tasks, error rates and costs behind the calculation?
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