Meta AI

Winsage
April 1, 2025
Generative AI is being integrated into modern technology, with Microsoft incorporating its Copilot AI into Windows 11. Marc Andreessen revealed that a small Llama AI model from Meta operated on a Windows 98 PC with 128MB of RAM. Although the specific Meta AI model was not disclosed, it suggests older technology could have supported generative AI capabilities. Andreessen noted that running Llama AI on a 26-year-old Dell PC could have enabled human-like interactions with computers decades ago. An experiment by Exo Labs successfully ran a modified version of Meta's Llama 2 on a Pentium II-based Windows 98 PC, overcoming challenges related to sourcing compatible peripherals and transferring files. The team used Borland C++ 5.02 for compiling modern code but eventually switched to an older version of the C programming language due to compatibility issues. The project required developing a streamlined version of the AI model to function within the hardware limitations of the legacy PC. This illustrates that even older PCs had the potential to support generative AI.
AppWizard
March 21, 2025
Meta AI, the generative AI digital assistant from Meta, has launched in Europe after a year and a half since its initial release. The rollout includes generative text capabilities across WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger in 41 European countries and 21 additional territories worldwide. European users will only interact with Meta AI as a text chatbot, lacking features for generating or editing images and the ability to interpret photographs, which are available in the U.S. Meta AI has not been trained with data from EU users. The launch followed nearly a year of collaboration with European regulators regarding security and privacy.
AppWizard
March 1, 2025
Meta is set to introduce a stand-alone application for its Meta AI, an artificial intelligence-powered assistant, expected to launch in the second quarter of this year. This initiative aligns with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's goal to outpace competitors like Google and OpenAI in the AI domain by the end of 2025. The Meta AI app may incorporate a paid subscription model similar to Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Meta's move follows launches from rivals, with Google introducing its Gemini app and Elon Musk's X platform unveiling the Grok app. Zuckerberg indicated strong confidence in Meta AI's potential, expecting it to reach over 1 billion users and asserting that it is already utilized by more users than any other assistant. Meta AI debuted in September 2023 across platforms and has undergone enhancements, including features like faster image generation and integration into Meta Quest virtual reality headsets.
AppWizard
November 21, 2024
Meta has released a comprehensive update for Facebook Messenger, introducing several new features aimed at enhancing user experience. Key updates include the introduction of AI Backgrounds for video calls, allowing users to customize their environments with prompts or pre-made options. Improvements have also been made to audio and video call quality, including HD quality, advanced noise suppression, and voice isolation. Users can now leave audio or video messages for unanswered calls and use Siri for hands-free call initiation. Additionally, Messenger now has default end-to-end encryption for enhanced security, the ability to edit sent messages, and the introduction of a dedicated chatbot powered by Meta AI.
AppWizard
October 23, 2024
Meta AI is leading in AI image generation, allowing users to create an unlimited number of images without typical constraints. Unlike Google’s Gemini and ChatGPT's DALL-E 3, which have restrictions on creating images of people and daily limits, Meta AI permits the generation of images of individuals (not famous ones) without hassle. Access to Meta AI is easy, especially via Meta's social apps like Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Users can engage with the AI by tapping an icon in Messenger, allowing for interactive conversations and group chat involvement. The image generation feature enables users to create images by typing prompts like “Imagine” followed by a scene description. Users can refine images and request animations, with a dedicated 'Animate' button available on the meta.ai website for added convenience.
AppWizard
October 21, 2024
Meta is introducing a new "chat memory" feature for WhatsApp, allowing its AI to remember details shared by users to personalize interactions. This feature will enable the AI to recall personal preferences such as dietary restrictions, birthdays, communication styles, and interests. Users will have control over what information is remembered, with the ability to update or delete details at any time. Concerns about privacy have been raised regarding similar features in other companies' applications, but WhatsApp's feature is designed to empower users in managing their stored information. The effectiveness and reception of this feature will be assessed after its official release.
AppWizard
October 5, 2024
Facebook unveiled new features aimed at enhancing user experiences on Facebook and Messenger, focusing on young adults and community connections. Key updates include: - A Local tab being tested to aggregate local content from Marketplace, Groups, and Events, initially in Austin, New York City, and Los Angeles. - A Weekly and Weekend Digest for Events delivering personalized recommendations based on user interests. - An Explore tab to present content tailored to individual interests, powered by an algorithm. - An updated full-screen Video tab featuring Reels alongside other video formats. - A feature enabling users to invite Instagram followers, as well as SMS and email contacts, to Facebook events. - A customizable Group AI being tested to assist users in Facebook Groups with frequently asked questions. - The introduction of Matchmaker in Facebook Dating, allowing friends to help find matches. - Integration of Meta AI into features like Imagine Yourself for creativity and content sharing. - Expanded functionality of Notes in Messenger, including music and mentions, and a new Memories feature. - Launch of Messenger Communities for small to medium-sized groups based on shared interests. - A new monetization program for creators and exploration of expanded options for Stories.
AppWizard
July 31, 2024
Michael Zuercher discusses challenges faced by SaaS companies and the decision to build or buy solutions. Winners of the Apple Swift Student Challenge for 2024 are celebrated. Updates include revisions to Apple's app review guidelines and the MarkLogic FastTrack UI toolkit from Progress. Blizzard developers have formed a union, and ScopeTrader has launched an astronomy forum. Events like .NET Conf Focus on AI and WWDC24 are summarized. Reports include findings from the Linux Foundation on secure software development education and AppsFlyer's insights into e-commerce app marketing trends. AWS has launched App Studio with a generative AI service for app development. Microsoft and Lumen are influencing the AI landscape, and discussions arise about OpenAI's SearchGPT. The causes of a recent Microsoft outage are investigated, and the Engage SDK for Android is released. The crypto space sees top unicorns of 2024 and a rise in crypto wallet downloads. Factors that may disrupt Nvidia's AI dominance are explored, and Meta AI introduces multilingual capabilities. Details on the public release of Apple Vision Pro and a new video series are provided. An interview with app developers in health, fitness, and education applications is included.
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