Ash sent a re-cut. It decides pay or hold now:DeliveredOpen the re-cut
1 of 3 contract terms missed. Meta’s SAM 3.1 boxed every “drink can” in all 196 frames; Meta’s Muse Spark checked each against your photo and confirmed the LaCroix product.
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Ash's original Reel missed the spoken brand mention, but Ash's re-cut fixes that and meets all terms. I recorded a pay recommendation for approval, with no further fixes needed.
Agent’s call: pay · Ash's re-cut met every term including on-screen time, spoken brand mention, and ad disclosure.
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Boxes on the video come from SAM 3.1 tracking “drink can”. Lime is counted.
SAM 3.1 tracked them; Muse Spark checked each against the brief. Look-alikes it rejected and objects it could not make out are shown for transparency and never count.

Heard by Muse Voice Transcribe.
Whether the video says it is an ad: heard by Muse Voice Transcribe, or read on screen by Muse Spark in up to 10 sampled frames (#ad, “Sponsored”, #partner).
Analyzed 196 frames at 15 fps · Every Meta API call, $0.109 · How accurate is this?
SAM 3.1 is billed per frame ($0.20 per 1,000); Muse Spark and Voice Transcribe count the fixed amount the budget reserves per call ($0.02 / $0.01), not the billed amount.
Measured frame by frame on 11 test Reels as delivered, against labels a person checked: precision 98.4%, recall 91.1%. Precision is the share of the seconds Screen-Time counted that really showed the product; recall is the share of the seconds the product really showed that it counted.
A test campaign run by Screen-Time with friends, who agreed to be shown. Not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by LaCroix or Poppi; their names and cans belong to their owners.