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 ...

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 ...

But Meta promises that the bots created with AI Studio aren’t like the rules-based, rigid bots of yesteryear. Powered by large language models like Meta’s own Llama 2, they’re more capable ...

While Meta is saving the most powerful of its AI models, called Llama 3, for later, on Thursday it publicly released two smaller versions of the same Llama 3 system and said it's now baked into ...

Like Meta AI, the chatbots — which have profile images, either illustrated or real life — live in Meta’s messaging apps. And as you chat with them, the avatars subtly animate based on the ...

Meta is reportedly training its AI chatbots to send unprompted messages The feature is being tested in Meta’s open-to-all AI Studio. matt tate Thu, Jul 3, 2025 · 3 min read Reuters / Reuters ...

A recent report has revealed that Meta is planning to launch a range of AI chatbots across its social media services – which include Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook – as early as next month.

The company is laying off 200 employees, 14% of its workforce, and ending contracts with 500 global contractors.

Meta will offer the chatbots to improve search and recommendations, like travel advice in the style of a surfer, and to give people an online personality that's fun to "play with," the report said.

Facebook’s parent company, Meta, may be preparing to launch a new range of chatbots with distinct personalities, potentially as early as next month. The bots aim to boost user engagement and ...

Meta Platforms is preparing to launch a range of artificial intelligence (AI) powered chatbots that exhibit different personalities as soon as September, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.

Meta AI, a new conversational chatbot, will populate WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram — an attempt to compete with OpenAI’s popular ChatGPT.