Meta declined to comment further on the company's vision for social media's future. In a statement, a Meta spokesperson told Ars that "the FTC’s lawsuit against Meta defies reality," claiming that it ...

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In a media blitz that included several podcast appearances this week timed for Meta's Llamacon event, Zuckerberg mapped out an AI future built ... to navigate the social maze of chatbot-human ...

There’s also a social element to the experience in the form of a feed ... will be a large opportunity to show product recommendations or ads” on Meta AI in the future. We don’t exactly know what ...

Beyond asking questions and generating content, you can see how other people are using AI and also share how you're using it.

Mark Zuckerberg has a new way to invade your privacy: a creepier version of ChatGPT.

AI's economic impact splits into Type 1 (efficiency gains) and Type 2 (new value creation); most current monetization is Type ...

Meta's new AI app has a public feed where people can choose to publicly share their conversations. Do I really want to see that?

But it also includes a Discover feed that (for better or worse) adds a social element to your AI queries ... However, Meta only describes it as a demo that provides "a glimpse into the future ...

Still, the company wanted to offer a glimpse of the future capabilities by ... Just like every other part of Meta’s social media ecosystem, Meta AI includes a Discover feed where users can ...

That’s the only way I’ll trust them with personal data that would make them truly useful in the future. Speaking of social features, this is where Meta AI’s more disturbing features come in.