Meta's Muse Code & Wispr AI: New Tech Market Players

In the tech world, new players are joining existing markets. Meta has launched its own AI coding agent called "Muse Code." This tool is designed for large code bases and operates on a pay-per-use model. It's priced similarly to other frontier models, but opting into data for training reduces the cost significantly. While comparable to OpenAI's Codex, it doesn't match Anthropic's Claude. What's interesting is a new development in the meeting notetaker market. Wispr AI, known for its dictation tools, appears to be entering this space. Changes in its legal documents suggest this move. The tool will reportedly use system audio to transcribe meetings, similar to Granola, and create searchable notes. Other notetaking services often join as a virtual participant, making recording more obvious. The bottom line is, if you're using an online conference tool, you should assume you're being recorded.