Meta's Muse Wonder for creators: reads a whole repo and your footage, writes only text
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Baoyu (@dotey) wrote one of the soberest rundowns of Meta's new Muse Wonder: who can use it, where it wins and loses, and what Meta left out, posted with the launch film subtitled in Chinese and English. The short version for creators: it can read a whole game project and your footage in one go, but it only writes text.
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