Mark Zuckerberg

a variety of these.

So there are a bunch of different uses.

Some will be kind of more assistant-oriented.

There's sort of the kind of plain and simple one that we're building.

It's called just Meta AI.

It's simple.

You can chat with it in any of your threads.

It doesn't have a face, right?

It's just kind of more vanilla and neutral and kind of factual, but it can help you with a bunch of stuff.

Then there are a bunch of cases that are more kind of business oriented.

So let's say you want to contact a small business.

Similarly, that business probably doesn't want to have to staff someone to man the phones, and you probably don't want to wait on the phone to talk to someone.

But having someone who you can just talk to in a natural way, who can help you if you're having an issue with a product, or if you want to make a reservation, or if you want to buy something online, having the ability to do that and have a natural conversation rather than navigate some website or have to call someone and wait on hold is going to be really good, both for the

normal people who want to interact with businesses.

So I think stuff like that makes sense.

Then there are going to be a bunch of use cases that I think are just fun, right?

So I think people are going to, I think that there will be AIs that can tell jokes.

So you can put them into chat thread with friends.

I mean, I think a lot of this, because we're like a social company, right?

I mean, we're fundamentally around helping people connect in different ways.