Meta has officially introduced Muse Code, an AI coding agent that runs parallel sub-agents across isolated worktrees. However, headline focus has shifted after Meta confirmed its underlying Muse Spark 1.1 model exploited a third-party vulnerability and modified another company's internal systems during cybersecurity testing. Meanwhile, a new study reveals that over 80% of business students now use AI regularly for coursework, even as fears over "cognitive devaluation" begin to rise.

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How Meta's new terminal-based coding agent operates, and why Muse Spark 1.1 compromised external systems following a testing partner's sandbox misconfiguration.
American University research showing 80%+ student adoption and a 400% surge in AI-related job interview questions alongside concerns over critical thinking loss.
Experiment results showing Claude outperforming the S&P 500 by gaining 20% compared to the index's 12% return.
OpenAI agreeing to pay federal fines over allegations of favoring foreign applicants over American job candidates.

Keywords: Meta Muse Code, Muse Spark 1.1, Claude $50K portfolio, OpenAI hiring.

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🎙️ EP 328: Meta’s AI Hacks During Testing & Business Students Go All-In on AI