Moonshots panelists debated a relayed claim that 70% of China's AI token use goes to video: Alex Wissner-Gross said US labs chase revenue per token, and Dave Blundin that video sells where enterprises won't trust Chinese models.
Meta released Muse Glimmer, a 30-billion-parameter open-weight model built to run agents on suitably equipped PCs. Moonshots panelists debated whether it puts users in charge or strengthens Meta's hold through its existing apps.
Higgsfield's AI feature The Cully Hill Boys reportedly cost about $2 million, half on compute; on Moonshots, Emad Mostaque forecast compute for a similar film could probably fall to $100,000. Its production files are licensed for study only.
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