Meta adds a human element to AI, while others warn it all could be too ‘human like’
By Marty Swant
Not to be outdone by the other tech giants launching new advances in generative AI products and tools over the last few weeks, Meta unveiled a number of major hardware and software updates related to its ambitions for virtual reality, mixed reality and generative AI at the annual Meta Connect developer conference this week.
Between debuting the new Quest 3 mixed reality headset and new Ray-Ban smart glasses, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg previewed the numerous new genAI tools it’s creating for users, developers and businesses.
To compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard, Meta debuted its own new chatbot called Meta AI, which will be available on various Meta apps, and also will power the new Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. (Just last month, Amazon announced a new version of its own smart glasses, which will be powered by a newly updated version of Alexa.)
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