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After a nearly year-long pause, Meta has announced the return of its AI chatbot, Meta AI, to the European market. Starting this week, Meta AI will be rolled out across WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger in 41 European countries and 21 other regions, but initially only with text-based chat functionality. Meta AI initially launched in the US in 2023. Although Meta had planned to bring the assistant to Europe, it was delayed due to concerns in Ireland.

Meta's instant messaging application WhatsApp has introduced important updates in its latest iOS beta version (24.25.10.84), bringing AI-driven smart reply features and new capabilities for business platform connections to enterprise users, marking a further deepening of its AI strategy. The core of this update is the AI support system aimed at businesses. Business users can enable the AI customer service feature by simply scanning a QR code, providing intelligent customer service around the clock. This feature is particularly suitable for handling customer inquiries outside of working hours, allowing for smart replies.

OpenAI announced a major update during a technical sharing livestream, introducing a phone feature for ChatGPT and assigning a dedicated phone number 1-800. This update allows users in the U.S. to call this number and interact with ChatGPT using both old smartphones and traditional landlines, significantly lowering the usage barrier and expanding its application scope.

Recently, Meta announced on its WhatsApp channel that its AI chatbot Meta AI has officially launched in six new countries, including Brazil, the UK, the Philippines, Bolivia, Guatemala, and Paraguay. This marks a further internationalization of Meta AI, aiming to provide a smarter interaction experience for users worldwide. Meta also revealed that, in addition to these six countries, the company plans to gradually roll out Meta AI to more countries in the future, particularly in the Middle East. With this expansion,

In the Kericho region of Kenya, farmer Sammy Selim is busy at his coffee farm, accompanied by young farmer Kennedy Kirui. To get better planting advice, they are using an AI tool called 'Virtual Agronomist.' By simply entering the farm's coordinates on WhatsApp, this AI can provide fertilization recommendations based on local soil and climate conditions. Image credit: Photo provided by AI.

At the recently held Meta Connect 2024 conference, Meta's founder and CEO Zuckerberg excitedly announced that Meta AI's monthly active users have nearly reached 500 million and is expected to become the most used AI assistant globally. During his speech, Zuckerberg mentioned, 'We are currently close to 500 million monthly active users and have yet to launch in some major markets, such as the European market.' This news undoubtedly fills people with anticipation for the future of Meta AI.

Meta AI has become the most used platform in India, receiving billions of queries just months after its launch, particularly excelling on WhatsApp. After overcoming cultural challenges and making algorithm adjustments, the AI now supports multiple languages and is available in 22 countries. The training computational requirements for the new model Llama4 are ten times that of its predecessor. Meanwhile, the user base for the Threads social app is nearing 200 million, and Facebook's usage among young adults in the U.S. is showing positive trends.

Meta's success with AI products in the Indian market is largely due to the widespread use of WhatsApp, which boasts 500 million users in India. Since their launch, AI products have processed billions of queries, demonstrating exceptional user retention and engagement. Despite challenges in adapting to local cultures, addressing sensitive religious topics, and mitigating image generation biases, Meta has adjusted algorithms to ensure fairness and supports multiple languages, including Hindi. Furthermore, Meta has announced it is developing the next generation of computing capabilities that are 10 times more powerful than Llama3.

According to the latest news from WABetaInfo, Meta Inc. is testing new features for the Android version of WhatsApp. These features are set to significantly enhance Meta AI's collaboration capabilities within the app, particularly in image processing. As reported, the new test version will allow users to send photos directly to Meta AI and ask questions about these images or use text prompts to edit them. This addition will enable Meta AI to become more deeply involved in users' daily conversati

WhatsApp is reportedly preparing to launch a new generative AI feature that allows users to create new images similar to Apple's Image Playground. This feature will enable users to create their own AI avatars within the popular messaging app.It is said that WhatsApp, under the Meta umbrella, is developing a feature that allows users to create personalized avatars in any imagined environment. By uploading a series of photos, WhatsApp users will be able to train Meta's AI to create realistic digit

The latest Android test version 2.24.14.7 of WhatsApp has been released through the Google Play Beta program, revealing a new feature under development – allowing users to choose the Meta AI Llama model. According to WABetaInfo, this feature aims to provide more choices for AI conversations. The default option will be the Llama3-70B model, while WhatsApp plans to offer a preview version of the more advanced Llama3-405B model in the future, designed to handle more complex prompts. It is notewort

After months of testing during the Indian elections, Meta has decided to promote its Llama-3 technology-driven AI chatbot to all users in India. However, Meta AI currently supports only English and does not support other local languages.

Meta AI is an AI-driven assistant that allows users to ask questions and interact across WhatsApp, Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. Meta will launch shortcuts for the AI assistant on iOS. Meta AI provides real-time information and automated suggestions through Microsoft's Bing search engine. It can offer options for topics in group chats, such as which restaurant to go to. Meta is also designing various fun interactive AI characters to be available across all platforms.

WhatsApp is testing the launch of an AI chatbot powered by Llama 2. Meta has developed a smooth and realistic conversational experience using the advanced Llama 2 large language model. Users can initiate the integrated AI chatbot via shortcuts to perform tasks, providing a more convenient communication experience. Currently, the feature is only available to a limited number of test users, with a full rollout expected in the coming days.

WhatsApp, a subsidiary of Meta, has started testing a feature for AI-generated stickers. Users can create personalized stickers based on text descriptions and share them with friends or groups. The generated stickers may carry a watermark or label to identify them as created using AI models.