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Abstract:Meta is set to launch its AI chatbot, Meta AI, in six countries, including Brazil, the U.K., the Philippines, Bolivia, Guatemala, and Paraguay.
Meta is set to launch its AI chatbot, Meta AI, in six countries, including Brazil, the U.K., the Philippines, Bolivia, Guatemala, and Paraguay. Mark Zuckerberg announced this expansion via his WhatsApp channel, signaling a significant step in Meta's global AI strategy. Following this rollout, Meta AI will be available in 43 countries and support over a dozen languages, with plans to further expand into the Middle East.
The upcoming rollout will encompass regions such as Algeria, Egypt, Indonesia, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia, among others. By the end of this cycle, Meta AI will also support Arabic, Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese, enhancing accessibility for diverse user bases. Available across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and the Meta.ai website, Meta AI aims to integrate seamlessly into daily communication.
During last month‘s Meta Connect event, Zuckerberg revealed that Meta AI boasts nearly 500 million users worldwide and is on track to become the most used AI assistant by year’s end. Meta‘s CFO, Susan Li, highlighted India as the largest market for Meta AI, driven largely by WhatsApp’s user base.
Recent updates have enriched Meta AI's capabilities, introducing features like celebrity voices, lip-synced translations, and an enhanced “Imagine” tool that generates photos from natural language prompts. Additionally, Meta AI can now analyze and edit user photos, offering a more interactive experience. As Meta continues to innovate, the future of AI interaction looks promising, with Meta AI at the forefront of this transformation.
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