This week, it’s another episode of “what new AI feature can we launch” with Meta, Bluesky, X, Facebook, YouTube and more all releasing new AI tools.
In other news, Kelly Clarkson had a Pretty Woman moment with a gaming store in Brooklyn – big mistake. Huge. She took to IG to call them out and a host of posts and revealed CCTV footage later, we’re still no closer to the truth.. Read on for more social media news.
Meta debuts advanced ‘Muse Wonder’ agentic AI Models
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Meta just dropped its latest agentic AI models, Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, complete with features called “Active Memory” and “Active Focus.” So, what does this actually mean? Meta is essentially building AI agents designed to handle long, complex, multi-step projects across extended periods, like reviewing legal documents or handling admin.
Bluesky is levelling up its experimental AI app, Attie, with what they’re calling “social vibe coding.” You can now build web apps, mini-games, and interactive social pages using simple natural language prompts – zero coding required.
If you’ve ever looked at X and thought, “I wish I could pay two hundred dollars a month for this,” Elon Musk has great news for you. X has completely overhauled its subscription tiers into five new packages, scaling all the way up to an “Ultra” tier for $200/month. The new unified bundles tie traditional X Premium perks together with xAI tools like Grok and the AI coding assistant Cursor.
Ever watch one video of a DIY home renovation and then spend the next three weeks trapped in a spiral of grout tutorials? Facebook is finally giving us a way out. Following its Instagram debut, Meta is rolling out “Your Algorithm” on Facebook. It gives users direct, plain-language controls to tell the AI exactly what they want more (or less) of in their feed.
LinkedIn has introduced scannable, customisable digital business cards. You can now style a mini badge featuring your headshot, title, and a QR code, and export it straight into your Apple or Google Wallet.
YouTube is expanding its “Ask YouTube” tool to test AI-generated contextual overviews right at the top of main search results for select US desktop users. Instead of just giving you a grid of videos, the AI will summarise step-by-step guidance and context before you scroll down to watch.
Meta held its Brand Building Summit and dropped some major ad updates. The headline act was Ads Super Burst, which lets brands buy out exclusive, 3-to-24-hour reach windows. They’re also testing First Impression Ads to guarantee your brand is the literal first thing someone sees when opening Facebook, alongside a new “Aggregated View Time” metric to measure long-term video impact. Get those Q4 ad budgets ready.
