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Meta fixes bug that counted Muse Wonder usage against Muse Code limits

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Alexandr Wang says Meta is fixing a bug that counts Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full usage against usage limits for Muse Code subscribers, and that the behavior is not intended.

He says Meta will update users and issue usage resets once the fix is deployed. A second post from Wang says Meta is working to fix a limits issue in Muse Wonder Xhigh, where users are not seeing the intended behavior, and cites a user post saying that model is fast but consumes limits heavily. Neither post gives a deployment date, and Wang's posts are the only sources so far.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 12, 3:00 PM ET

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  1. Oct 12, 2:55 PM ET · 1 article
    Alexandr Wang says Meta is working to fix a limits issue in Muse Wonder Xhigh
    Alexandr Wang: Meta says it is fixing a usage limits issue in Muse Spark
  2. Oct 12, 2:34 PM ET · 1 article
    Meta is fixing a bug where Muse Wonder usage counted against Muse Code subscribers' limits
    Alexandr Wang: Meta is fixing a bug that miscounts Muse Wonder usage against Muse Code limits

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Oct 12
  1. Alexandr WangX
    Meta says it is fixing a usage limits issue in Muse Spark

    AIAlexandr Wang says Meta is working to fix a limits issue where users are not seeing the intended behavior. The quoted post, from user Mr_Salio, says the Muse Wonder Xhigh model is fast but consumes limits heavily.

  2. Alexandr WangX
    Meta is fixing a bug that miscounts Muse Wonder usage against Muse Code limits

    AIAlexandr Wang says Meta is working to fix a bug in how Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full count against usage limits for Muse Code subscribers. He says the behavior is not intended and that Meta will update users and reset usage once the fix is deployed.

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