Meta is expanding its AI capabilities in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to better support Arabic-speaking users. This move aims to counter criticisms of AI language models primarily catering to Western languages. In addition to Meta's AI updates, Mistral AI has introduced an Arabic-centric model, Saba, reflecting the growing demand in Arabic-speaking markets. Meta AI, based on Llama 3.2, will enable seamless assistance across popular platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp, enhancing group conversations through tailored recommendations, ultimately aiming for a more inclusive AI experience.
Meta is expanding Meta AI across the MENA region, providing language support for millions of Arabic-speaking users, addressing criticism of language inclusivity in AI.
Meta AI, based on Llama 3.2, is user-friendly and requires no downloads, making it accessible on platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp for real-time assistance.
One standout feature is the ability to enhance group conversations with tailored recommendations, sparking discussions and helping finalize plans seamlessly in-app.
Mark Zuckerberg announced plans to gradually expand Meta AI to the Middle East and Asia as part of a multilingual initiative for broader access.
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