Meta is set to introduce a standalone app for its AI chatbot, aiming to expand its user base beyond existing platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp. Reported by CNBC and confirmed by The Verge, the app could launch in the second quarter of the year, joining the competitive landscape of standalone AI applications. With functionalities like answering questions and generating images, Meta's AI chatbot is evolving, incorporating features like memory for improved recommendations. CEO Mark Zuckerberg's commitment to invest $65 billion further underlines Meta's aggressive push in the AI space.
Meta's new app aims to broaden the accessibility of its AI chatbot beyond its existing platforms, enhancing user engagement and competitiveness in the AI sector.
OpenAI's CEO humorously hinted at a potential social app in response to Meta's plans, indicating the growing competition among tech companies in AI.
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