Mark Zuckerberg

that they're serving over WhatsApp without having to, you know, I think that that's, that's just going to be, I just think that this is all going to be super exciting.

It's going to create better, better experiences for people and just unlock a ton of innovation and value.

Yeah.

I think there's three main categories of things that we're working on.

Um, the first that I, that I think is probably the most interesting is, um,

you know, there's this notion of like, you're going to have an assistant or an agent who you can talk to.

And I think probably the biggest thing that's different about my view of how this plays out from what I see with OpenAI and Google and others is, you know, everyone else is building like the one singular AI, right?

It's like, okay, you talk to chat GPT or you talk to Bard or you talk to Bing.

And my view is that

That there are going to be a lot of different AIs that people are going to want to engage with, just like you want to use a number of different apps for different things.

And you have relationships with different people in your life who fill different emotional roles for you.

And so I think that they're going to be...

people have a reason that I think you don't just want like a singular AI.

And that I think is probably the biggest distinction in terms of how I think about this.

And a bunch of these things, I think you'll want an assistant.

I mean, I mentioned a couple of these before.

I think like every creator who you interact with will ultimately want some kind of AI that can proxy them and be something that their fans can interact with or that allows them to interact with their fans.

This is like the common creator promise.

Everyone's trying to build a community and engage with people and they want tools to be able to amplify themselves more and be able to do that.

But