Chatbot called Meta AI and an image generator called Emu

Meta recently unveiled the Quest 3, augmented reality glasses developed in collaboration with Ray Ban. But that wasn’t the only innovation Meta unveiled at its Connect event. Artificial Intelligence (AI) was a key theme, and Meta showcased MetaAI, an advanced chatbot similar to the popular ChatGPT and Bard systems. MetaAI is based on the latest Llama 2 technology and stands out for its ability to hold human-like conversations.

One of Meta AI’s most notable features is its built-in image generator called Emu. Mark Zuckerberg himself emphasized the amazing power of this image generator, which is able to create high-quality images in seconds. These images can be used in WhatsApp and other messaging services to create fun AI stickers that liven up conversations.

Meta goes even further by integrating dedicated AI chatbots into various platforms such as Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp. These chatbots are designed to match a variety of well-known personalities, including Internet stars like MrBeast and Charli D’Amelio, as well as sports celebrities like Dwyane Wade. While this is reminiscent of Snapchat’s “My AI,” Meta takes it a step further. For example, an athlete chatbot named Victor can help users get motivated for workouts. Even celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady are part of this exciting initiative that takes human-AI interaction to a new level.

Meta also allows companies and individuals to create their own AI personas in AI Studio. These AI personas can then be integrated into Messenger apps and other services. This openness to AI development promises numerous potential applications for business and individuals alike. However, Meta AI is only available as a beta version in the US for now.

To ensure that Meta AI always offers up-to-date information, the company is working closely with Microsoft. This cooperation allows Meta AI to access the entire Internet, which sets it apart from previous chatbots such as ChatGPT or My AI. Meta’s existing partnership with Microsoft on the Metaverse, including the Microsoft Teams integration, underscores the importance of this collaboration.

Finally, the new generation of Ray-Ban glasses was also unveiled, allowing users to engage directly with the chatbot. This is another step towards a seamless connection between AI and the physical world.

Overall, Meta’s Connect event shows that AI continues to be a key topic in the technology industry, and Meta is committed to pushing the boundaries of this technology to create immersive and intelligent experiences for users.

Chatbot called Meta AI and an image generator called Emu
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