Meta AI was initially available in the US. The company has now rolled out Llama 3-based Meta AI across major countries including Australia, Canada, Ghana, Jamaica, and more. This chatbot will be available on Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.
Threads is dubbed as X (formerly Twitter) rival but the platform lacks many features that are available on X. Meta is now testing real-time search results on the platform. Previously, it was found testing a feature to initiate new messages.
Meta is reportedly testing Meta AI across WhatsApp and Instagram which reflects its commitment to advancing AI capabilities within its platforms, catering to the diverse needs of users and enhancing their overall experience.
The social media giant also asserted that it has dedicated over $20 billion to develop teams and technology aimed at safeguarding online elections.
The under-testing feature will allow users to initiate messages for the Threads. The platform didn’t have messaging capability since its rollout. The feature is currently available to the select users of the platform.
Meta AI is based on its Llama and the chatbot allows users to ask anything including the meaning of words, local news, and it can even generate images. The company is also testing Meta AI in WhatsApp in India.
Meta has failed to prevent the promotion of child sexual abuse material on its platform, but new tools bring hope that it could become safer. These tools will make it more difficult for potential scammers and criminals to find and interact with teens.
WhatsApp's Meta AI is currently available to selected users in India. This generative AI-based feature enables users to ask questions about any topic. It also offers suggestive prompts to users.
Delhi news: In 2023, the tech giant partnered with Delhi Metro to expand the WhatsApp-based ticketing experience across all Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram Rapid Metro routes.
Meta currently labels only those media as created or altered by AI, which makes a person appear to say something they didn’t say. The company's AI content label will now cover a broader range of media.
Meta reportedly said that out of the remaining 9,212 reports which required specialized review, we examined the content by the policies and addressed a total of 2,970 complaints. However, the remaining 6,242 grievances were reviewed but may not have resulted in action.
The joint statement of the school boards alleged that the social media giants' products "negligently designed for compulsive use, have rewired the way children think, behave and learn".
European antitrust regulators will be investigating tech giants such as Apple, Google, and Meta platforms for potential breaches of the EU's new Digital Markets Act. If found guilty of a breach, these companies could face fines of up to 10 percent of their global annual turnover.
The new changes apply to public accounts and will prevent political content from being recommended in spaces such as Explore, Reels, In-Feed Recommendations, and Suggested Users. This new feature will not impact how the platforms display content from the accounts that users choose to follow.
The upcoming feature will allow users to edit their images using an AI-powered editing tool. Additionally, the company is working on a new feature that will enable users to ask questions directly through the company’s Meta AI service.
Users can check the score by searching for the team to see the up-to-date score. They can also find the timing of the game by searching ahead of time.
The new feature will display the transcribed text of the voice notes. The app will use speech recognition to transcribe voice notes locally. Here's all you need to know.
Many Instagram users experienced login and feed refresh issues, prompting some to reset their passwords. This came shortly after a major outage that affected several social media platforms.
The 'trending now' feature provides visibility into conversations in Threads and was announced by Mark Zuckerberg in a Threads post. Here's all you need to know.
Meta announced that it will establish an Elections Operations Centre that will be staffed by experts who will monitor and identify potential threats, and implement specific measures with the aim of preventing the spread of AI-generated fake or manipulated content during the elections.
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