Meta launches its AI chatbot in the UK on Facebook and Instagram

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Meta launches its AI chatbot in the UK on Facebook and Instagram - The Guardian

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The assistant, which has sparked privacy concerns, can also be accessed on £299 Ray-Ban Meta sunglassesMeta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, has launched its artificial intelligence assistant in the UK, alongside AI-boosted sunglasses modelled by Mark Zuckerberg.

Meta’s AI assistant, which can generate text and images, is now available on its social media platforms in the UK and Brazil, having already been launched in the US and Australia.Continue reading...

One viral post with the message “Goodbye Meta AI! ” was shared by actors and sports stars – including James McAvoy and Tom Brady – before it emerged that the post gave no privacy or copyright protection.