THE Meta Platforms, Facebook controlling company launched this Tuesday (29) a independent application for your AI AI Assistant, similar to those offered by OpenAi, Supported by Microsoft, and Google from Alphabet.
The independent application comes as the goal seeks to increase the use of AI assistant, which is already available within the company’s platform family – WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger.
It also signals the movement of CEO Mark Zuckerberg to strengthen the company’s position in the competitive AI (Artificial Intelligence) scenario, facing great rivals such as Google’s chatgpt, OpenAi and Gemini.
The separate goal app will provide more personalized context -based answers and other user -specific elements related to your Facebook and Instagram accounts.
Llama 4, the company’s latest language model, feeds the Meta Ai assistant and is designed to rival OpenAi, Google, DeepSek and Anthropic AI models, with improved reasoning, multilingual resources and efficiency.
The new application will be integrated with the AI ​​glasses of the goal and will merge with the existing complementary application, the company said.
The company is holding its first event for AI developers called Llamacon on Tuesday that it will be centered on its Llama models family.
The Instagram owner should disclose her first quarter results on Wednesday after the closing of the market.
The goal will begin to test a paid signature for advanced AI chatbot versions in the second quarter, as reported by Reuters in February. However, the subscription service may not generate significant revenue until next year, at least, according to one source.
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This content was originally published in Meta Launches AI wizard app to compete with ChatgPT and Gemini on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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