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Meta launches Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full AI models

Meta unveiled two new AI models, Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, which the company says deliver frontier-level capabilities. The models will be accessible via an API and through Muse Code, a coding tool, and the top version will power features across Meta's platforms including its Muse personal assistant. Meta says the largest model outperforms Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.1, though it did not disclose training or architecture details.

Meta unveils Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full AI models

Meta has released two new AI models, Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, trained at its gigawatt-scale Prometheus data center. The company says the models build on earlier work shown with Muse Spark and post state-of-the-art results on benchmarks covering agents, memory, and coding, including domain-specific tests in law, finance and health such as Harvey's Legal Agent Benchmark.

Meta launches Wonder and Wonder Full AI models for Muse Code subscribers

Meta has released two new AI models, Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, available immediately to Muse Code subscribers and accessible via the Meta Model API. The company says internal benchmark testing shows the models are competitive with leading systems from OpenAI and Anthropic, though it did not compare them to Google's newest model. Meta plans to eventually use Wonder to power its Muse AI agent, starting with subscribers, though no timeline was given.

Sunmi reveals Notion, Samsung Galaxy and ear-cleaning videos among favorite tools

In a Q&A with The Verge, K-pop artist Sunmi discussed the apps and devices she relies on, naming her phone's Notes and Voice Memos apps as essential for writing lyrics, and praising the Samsung Galaxy series as an underappreciated tool. She also mentioned KakaoTalk as a go-to messaging app and shared a personal fondness for watching ear cleaning videos.

Wonder Tools newsletter rounds up 16 focus-boosting apps and gadgets

Wonder Tools, a newsletter covering useful digital tools, published a list of 16 apps, websites, ambient sound tools, and physical gadgets aimed at reducing distractions and silencing notifications. The compilation is aimed at readers seeking ways to improve concentration during the workday, and the piece has been republished with permission.

Unofficial GTA V WebAssembly Port Taken Down Hours After Launch

An experimental browser-based version of GTA V, created using AI and WebAssembly, was launched but was swiftly removed within hours. The project was shared by Wonder Interactive's Alex St. Louis, who indicated AI played a role in its development, but the site soon became inaccessible, replaced by an old food advertisement. Take-Two likely issued a takedown notice, as the game remains available through online archives.

Verge investigation details collapse of Kevin O'Leary's Utah mega data center plan

The Verge published a months-long investigation by reporter Josh Dzieza into a proposed 40,000-acre AI data center in Utah, known as Stratos or 'Wonder Valley' after Kevin O'Leary's Shark Tank nickname. The project, which envisioned nine gigawatts of power capacity, sparked intense local political backlash over how it was planned, announced and approved without residents' knowledge, and the effort has reportedly stalled.

Utah board approves Kevin O'Leary-backed Stratos data center project despite scrutiny

Kevin O'Leary promoted a 40,000-acre data center and gas power plant project called Wonder Valley (also known as Stratos) in Box Elder County, Utah, claiming it would become the world's largest data center with up to 9 gigawatts of on-site generation. The project moved forward through meetings with Gov. Spencer Cox and the Military Installation Development Authority in January, though county commissioners were not formally briefed until late March, after which their approval made MIDA the land use authority rather than the county.

DoorDash invests $425M in Wonder, buys its campus dining unit

DoorDash is putting $425 million into Marc Lore's food tech company Wonder, split between a $300 million purchase of Wonder's Grubhub Campus Dining business and a $125 million addition to Wonder's Series D funding round. Wonder, a ghost-kitchen chain that lets customers order from multiple restaurant brands under one roof, has been rapidly expanding, now operating 157 locations after quadrupling its footprint since early 2025. DoorDash plans to grow the acquired campus dining service, currently active at 450 schools, into stadiums, hotels and other venues.

Wonder launches robotic meal-assembly line built on Sweetgreen's automation tech

Wonder, the food delivery company founded by Marc Lore, has rolled out its first automated meal-assembly system after acquiring the underlying robotics technology from Sweetgreen. The system is designed to prepare food with minimal human labor, part of Lore's broader push toward automated kitchens capable of making items like pizza, burgers, chicken and seafood.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Sites, a prompt-based website builder

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Sites, a feature that lets users generate landing pages, guides, games, and simple apps by typing a prompt rather than coding or dragging design elements. The tool aims to make website creation as effortless as drafting a document, producing a finished page directly from natural-language instructions.

Gal Gadot defends AI-heavy 'Bitcoin' biopic role amid backlash

Gal Gadot has joined the cast of director Doug Liman's 'Bitcoin,' a biographical thriller also starring Casey Affleck and Pete Davidson, which has faced criticism over reports that producers may use AI to alter performances and capture actors on a 'markerless' digital stage instead of real locations. Gadot publicly defended her involvement on a podcast, saying she spent six months with lawyers ensuring AI wasn't used on her own performance, while arguing that resisting the technology entirely isn't realistic.