Meta opens early access program for new Muse features
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Anyone interested in joining has to ask Muse to put them on the list.
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A small, cluttered office with several computer monitors and headphones scattered around. A person sitting at a desk, staring intently at a computer screen with a confused look, while a speech bubble above their head reads 'How do I ask for access to the access request form?'
Caption: Meta's new early access: Just ask to ask.
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Based on the original story on techcrunch.com.
Editor's note
Meta's early access program for new Muse features is a great opportunity for users to try out the latest developments before everyone else. It's important to note that gaining access requires reaching out to Meta directly to be placed on the list, making it a bit more involved but still accessible for those eager to explore the new tools.
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Panel 1
Alex is at their desk, typing excitedly on a computer. A screen shows a notification asking,
Alex: Do you want to join the early access program for new Muse features?
Alex: Whoa, early access to Meta's new Muse features? This is it, folks! The future is now!
Panel 2
Sam is sitting at a nearby desk, looking over Alex’s shoulder. They both look at the screen.
Sam: So, we just have to ask to be on the list?
Alex: Yeah, and guess what? It’s like a dream come true! We just need to say we want it.
Panel 3
Robin, holding a giant megaphone, walks into the room, shouting.
Robin: Hey, I just said I want the early access! Can we get it now?
Alex: Ha, maybe the universe just works on a 'you get what you wish for' basis!
Sam: Or maybe it’s just a sign-up form. Either way, let’s see what happens!
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