Meta, angling for a seat at the AI chatbot table, is launching a host of new AI-powered bots across its messaging apps, including WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram. They’re available for select ...

Meta has fixed a critical security bug in its AI chatbot that exposed private user prompts and responses. Read more for ...

Meta’s big bet on chatbots is not just about tech. It is about trust. The company has built its new AI assistant right into ...

Although ChatGPT has dominated the AI-powered chatbot scene, with over 100 million people reported to have conversed with it, the rise of its rivals has really kicked up a gear in recent weeks.

Meta AI could be finding a new home this year. The company is planning to release a standalone app for its generative AI chatbot sometime in the second quarter of 2025, according to CNBC, citing ...

When Meta first announced its Meta AI chatbot in September last year, it explained how it would be using web search results from Bing to help expand its responses: “In text-based chats, Meta AI has ...

At an all-hands meeting, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced several AI technologies in various stages of development, including AI chatbots for Messenger and WhatsApp, AI stickers, and other tools ...

Meta is reportedly developing a range of AI-powered chatbots with different personalities, a move aimed at increasing user engagement on social platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, according ...

While Meta boasts that there are 700 million active monthly users of Meta AI, it has the benefit of including its chatbot within its already popular apps, which have billions of people using at ...

The company recently announced that Meta AI, the AI-capable chatbot it markets, will soon be available in 21 new markets, including the UK, Brazil and more countries in Latin America and Asia.

Meta has been actively engaged in other AI endeavors recently, including the development of a more robust LLM to compete with OpenAI's GPT-4, the foundation of ChatGPT and Bing.