Jeff Horwitz
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A few weeks back, I decided to open up WhatsApp and give Meta's AI a try.
How long has Meta been offering chatbots like you?
How long has Meta been offering chatbots like you?
How long has Meta been offering chatbots like you?
Do you have chatbots that are focused on being unhelpful and unfriendly?
Do you have chatbots that are focused on being unhelpful and unfriendly?
Do you have chatbots that are focused on being unhelpful and unfriendly?
That's CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaking at Meta's Developers Conference in 2023, where he laid out how he would fold AI into his social media platforms. Zuckerberg's vision for AI is a little different from other AI companies. The goal is for Meta AI to feel more like one of your friends on Facebook or Instagram.
That's CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaking at Meta's Developers Conference in 2023, where he laid out how he would fold AI into his social media platforms. Zuckerberg's vision for AI is a little different from other AI companies. The goal is for Meta AI to feel more like one of your friends on Facebook or Instagram.
That's CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaking at Meta's Developers Conference in 2023, where he laid out how he would fold AI into his social media platforms. Zuckerberg's vision for AI is a little different from other AI companies. The goal is for Meta AI to feel more like one of your friends on Facebook or Instagram.
Meta also wanted these new friends to be cool, so it gave them some cool personas. Zuckerberg told the crowd that Meta had licensed the likenesses of big-name celebrities like Kendall Jenner, Snoop Dogg, and Tom Brady so users could text with them.
Meta also wanted these new friends to be cool, so it gave them some cool personas. Zuckerberg told the crowd that Meta had licensed the likenesses of big-name celebrities like Kendall Jenner, Snoop Dogg, and Tom Brady so users could text with them.
Meta also wanted these new friends to be cool, so it gave them some cool personas. Zuckerberg told the crowd that Meta had licensed the likenesses of big-name celebrities like Kendall Jenner, Snoop Dogg, and Tom Brady so users could text with them.
Meta discontinued those celebrity texting chatbots last year, and it added a new feature, AI Voice. For this, the company again turned to celebrities, licensing voices from actors like Kristen Bell.
Meta discontinued those celebrity texting chatbots last year, and it added a new feature, AI Voice. For this, the company again turned to celebrities, licensing voices from actors like Kristen Bell.
Meta discontinued those celebrity texting chatbots last year, and it added a new feature, AI Voice. For this, the company again turned to celebrities, licensing voices from actors like Kristen Bell.
At a town hall meeting earlier this year, Zuckerberg reminded employees that the company had been too slow on other technologies, like short-form video. Here's Jeff again.
At a town hall meeting earlier this year, Zuckerberg reminded employees that the company had been too slow on other technologies, like short-form video. Here's Jeff again.
At a town hall meeting earlier this year, Zuckerberg reminded employees that the company had been too slow on other technologies, like short-form video. Here's Jeff again.
But inside the company, some people told Jeff they worried about how fast this new technology was moving and whether there was enough attention to safety.