According to CNBC, Meta Platforms shares rose nearly 3% Tuesday and have gained roughly 6% over the past two sessions after the company released its new artificial intelligence model family, Muse Wonder, on Monday afternoon. Meta said the lineup includes Muse Wonder and a more advanced version called Muse Wonder Full, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg describing the release as a "big step forward" in the company's AI efforts. Zuckerberg also said on the Cheeky Pint podcast that Meta is now at the frontier of AI development and that the time between larger model releases should begin to compress. Wells Fargo said Meta has reached the "AI frontier" with Muse Wonder Full and ranked the model among the industry's most advanced offerings, behind only Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5. Meta said Muse Wonder is available to developers through its Model API and Muse Code agent, while Muse Wonder Full is available to paying subscribers of Muse Code. The company said Muse Wonder will soon be added to its Muse personal agent app, starting with paid subscribers.