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Meta releases standalone AI app

Facebook parent company Meta today announced the launch of Meta AI, its first standalone AI app. Meta AI has already been integrated into

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Meta launches standalone AI app rivaling OpenAI's ChatGPT

The technology giant, which owns Facebook and Instagram, announced the launch of the Meta AI app on April 29. It's an expansion of the existing generative AI chatbot built into the company's social media apps. But instead of being an added feature, the new app gives users a dedicated platform to use the technology.

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Facebook parent Meta Platforms launches standalone AI assistant app

(Reuters) -Facebook parent Meta Platforms on Tuesday launched a separate app for its Meta AI assistant, similar to those offered by Microsoft-backed OpenAI and Alphabet's Google. The standalone app comes as Meta looks to boost the AI assistant's usage,

Meta’s first dedicated AI app is here with Llama 4 — but it’s more consumer than productivity or business oriented

This mainstream exposure will likely accelerate a shift in what people expect not just from consumer apps, but from ...

Mark Zuckerberg launches Meta AI app as Facebook boss ignites artificial intelligence arms race with ChatGPT

MARK Zuckerberg has launched a Meta AI app in a bid to rival ChatGPT – sparking the start of a fiery artificial intelligence ...

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Meta introduces Llama application programming interface to attract AI developers

Meta Platforms on Tuesday announced an application programming interface in a bid to woo businesses to more easily build AI ...

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Meta rolls out a separate AI app and web platform to challenge ChatGPT and Gemini

Meta, has introduced a standalone AI assistant app. This new app, powered by Meta's latest large language model (LLM) - Llama ...

Meta says its Llama AI models have been downloaded 1.2B times

We have thousands of developers contributing tens of thousands of derivative models being downloaded hundreds of thousands of times a month,” said Meta Chief Product Officer Chris Cox onstage during a ...

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