On August 10, Meta launched a lightweight AI model called Glimmer, which users can run locally. It is reported that the new model, named Muse Glimmer, is significantly smaller in scale than rival leading AI models and is specifically designed for agentic tasks. It can run on a Mac or PC equipped with a single graphics card, aiming to meet the demand for running AI systems directly on user devices. The release comes as the company seeks to consolidate its position after forming an expensive superintelligence team last year to rejoin the high-stakes AI race. In a statement, Zuckerberg said that if U.S. companies are to lead in the field of open-weight models, America needs to rethink its policies. Speaking about open-source models, Zuckerberg said: "Foreign labs currently have several advantages in this area because U.S. labs have to comply with more additional restrictions on training data. If we want U.S. open-source models to lead in the long term, U.S. policy must reduce these additional frictions." He also said that they will soon resume releasing some open-source models.
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