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Meta predicts its generative AI products could bring in between $460 billion and $1.4 trillion by 2035, alongside revealing massive investments in AI development and infrastructure.
Mark Zuckerberg shares plans for monetizing Meta’s AI assistant through ads and a premium subscription, aiming to make it the most used AI globally.
Mark Zuckerberg forecasts that AI will write most of Meta’s code within 12 to 18 months, a claim that raises questions about the feasibility and implications of such a technological leap.
Meta’s recent privacy policy update for Ray-Ban Meta glasses raises questions about AI data usage and user privacy, highlighting the trade-offs between technological advancement and personal data security.
Meta’s latest update to its Ray-Ban smart glasses privacy policy significantly expands data collection for AI training, raising privacy concerns.
Meta unveils ‘Private Processing’ to integrate generative AI into WhatsApp, ensuring user privacy remains intact with end-to-end encryption.
Meta introduces a new AI app powered by Llama 4, offering personalized conversations and a unique social feature to share AI interactions with friends.
Meta introduces the Llama API at LlamaCon, offering developers tools to build, fine-tune, and evaluate AI models, starting with Llama 3.3 8B, in a competitive open model space.
Meta introduces the Llama API, a new tool designed to simplify the integration of its Llama AI models into app development, offering developers a free preview to experiment with.
Meta’s first generative AI-focused developer conference, LlamaCon 2025, is happening today! Here’s how you can watch it live and what to expect.
Meta is reportedly developing high-end smart glasses with a display unit, aiming for a 2025 launch that could compete directly with Apple’s product releases.
Meta is hosting its first generative AI-focused developer conference, LlamaCon 2025, virtually on April 29. Here’s how to watch and what to expect from the event.
Meta’s Threads transitions to threads.com, introducing new web features including a pop-up composer and X follower import tool.
Meta is rolling out its AI-powered Live Translation and Live AI features for Ray-Ban smart glasses to more regions, including the EU, US, and Canada, enhancing communication and interaction capabilities.
WhatsApp rolls out Advanced Chat Privacy, a tool designed to prevent chat participants from sharing conversation contents outside the app, raising questions about its implications and limitations.
Meta is expanding its ad rollout on Threads to over 30 countries, marking a significant shift for its 300 million users worldwide.
Meta introduces Edits, a new video editing app for Instagram creators, featuring advanced tools and AI-powered features to compete with CapCut.
Meta is testing AI technology in the US to identify underage users who’ve lied about their age, automatically switching them to teen accounts with stricter privacy settings.
Users report that Meta’s promised opt-out tools for AI training on Instagram and Facebook data are non-functional, raising questions about privacy and transparency.
Apple’s AI tools, including text generation and custom emoji creation, are currently not working on Meta’s iOS apps like Facebook and Instagram, possibly due to Meta opting out.
Mark Zuckerberg’s 2018 email revealed he considered spinning off Instagram, a move now central to Meta’s antitrust trial.
Meta announces it will start using data from EU users to train its AI models, offering an opt-out option but raising eyebrows over privacy and transparency.
Meta has announced it will begin training its AI models on public EU user content, following regulatory clarifications, while offering opt-out options to users concerned about privacy.
Meta’s unmodified Llama 4 Maverick AI model ranks below competitors like GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet in a popular chat benchmark, raising questions about benchmark optimization and model reliability.
Copyright law professors have filed an amicus brief supporting authors in their lawsuit against Meta, arguing that the company’s use of copyrighted e-books to train AI models does not constitute fair use.
Meta announces its latest AI model, Llama 4, is designed to be less politically biased, drawing comparisons to Elon Musk’s ‘non-woke’ Grok chatbot.
Instagram is experimenting with a feature that locks Reels behind secret codes, offering a unique way for creators to engage with their most dedicated fans.
Meta’s latest Llama 4 AI models promise advancements but raise significant ethical questions regarding privacy, copyright, and societal impact.
Meta introduces Llama 4, a revolutionary set of AI models, enhancing visual understanding and computational efficiency across applications.