Meta’s answer to ChatGPT, a group of celebrity AI chatbots
Meta’s answer to ChatGPT, a group of celebrity AI chatbots
Social media company Meta is launching an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot, Meta AI, on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The chatbot will have over 28 personalities, each played by different celebrities, and will offer entertainment and assistance in connecting with others. Celebrities such as Snoop Dogg and Kendall Jenner have signed up to be the voices of various chatbots. Meta AI will use Microsoft's Bing search engine to source answers and can also generate images using a new tool called Emu. The chatbots will initially be available in beta to US users, with more celebrities added in the future.
Social media company Meta is launching an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot, Meta AI, on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The chatbot will have over 28 personalities, each played by different celebrities, and will offer entertainment and assistance in connecting with others. Celebrities such as Snoop Dogg and Kendall Jenner have signed up to be the voices of various chatbots. Meta AI will use Microsoft's Bing search engine to source answers and can also generate images using a new tool called Emu. The chatbots will initially be available in beta to US users, with more celebrities added in the future.
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Social media company Meta is launching an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot, Meta AI, on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The chatbot will have over 28 personalities, each played by different celebrities, and will offer entertainment and assistance in connecting with others. Celebrities such as Snoop Dogg and Kendall Jenner have signed up to be the voices of various chatbots. Meta AI will use Microsoft's Bing search engine to source answers and can also generate images using a new tool called Emu. The chatbots will initially be available in beta to US users, with more celebrities added in the future. 
