ChatGPT‘s accuracy in answering queries and helping with everyday tasks has gotten everyone feeling excited. Imagine having this generative AI superpower combined with your most-used smartphone app, Whatsapp. Meta AI has made this possible.
With the help of its in-house large language model (LLM) LLaMA 3, Meta AI is now accessible on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger. Meta AI becomes more intelligent, quicker, enjoyable, and customized with LLaMA 3. This helpful AI produces human-like responses directly within the apps after being educated on a large dataset of 15 trillion tokens.
Meta AI enables users to generate content, delve deeply into subjects, and accomplish tasks without ever leaving the app by utilizing feeds, chats, and other features across Meta apps. Visit meta.ai if you would like to utilise it on a desktop.
Meta AI can chat with users on WhatsApp in addition to providing information and answers to queries. Although the LLM that drives the AI assistant generates its responses, it may also browse the internet to obtain additional information if necessary. In this article, we will discuss Meta AI’s many applications, how to access it, and more.
First off, take note that your WhatsApp, whether it’s on iOS or Android, needs to be updated and Meta AI will only read and respond to inquiries that specifically mention @MetaAI. An iridescent purple-blue ring enabling access to Meta AI will appear once it is active. The ring will show up on Android smartphones at the bottom right corner above the group + icon, and on iOS devices, it will show up on the top right next to the camera icon. Meta AI conversation can be accessed directly by clicking on the symbol.
It’s also fun to use Meta AI in group discussions. To activate the AI Assistant, open a group conversation and enter @MetaAI in the input box. One can be asked to read and agree to the terms after entering the tag. Once you accept it, type your prompt. The AI message will appear in the chat window when you click the input icon. By choosing the message and choosing the reply option, one can also reply to the AI.
Ideas and in-depth analyses of subjects can be generated instantly with Meta AI on WhatsApp, and you can share them right away on the messaging app. You save time because you don’t have to open any other apps to continue having conversations—like Google or ChatGPT.
Meta AI can hold informal discussions on a range of subjects and respond with thorough knowledge and a humorous manner. In addition, it acts as a search helper by bringing up pertinent results from the internet within the app. Furthermore, Meta AI simplifies the process of creating images; just describe the image you want, and it will produce a photorealistic image that relates to your prompt. It’s an excellent technique to increase output at work. Meta AI can easily assist users in writing emails, changing the tone of messages instantaneously, and conducting professional discussions. In addition, it’s a fantastic way to arrange meeting notes and come up with fresh writing ideas.
Daily updates and news can also be found in abundance on Meta AI. When a user requests top news from their preferred news portal, the AI assistant will compile the most popular items into a single location.
Meta AI is an excellent word and image generator, however, it has minor issues. While supplying responses in group conversations, it occasionally loses the plot, which means that it might not provide appropriate responses. It could just be the result of the fact that it reads messages that are addressed directly to it. In a similar vein, every image produced seemed to be artificial intelligence (AI) generated. Perhaps with further iterations, more realistic images could be produced.
As of right now, Meta AI on WhatsApp cannot be disabled or removed. While Meta AI can be muted on Facebook and Instagram, it is advised to just delete the Meta AI chat thread that shows up in WhatsApp and Messenger. This will remove Meta AI from your contact list and erase any discussions you have with it.
Olagoke Ajibola is a creative writer and content producer with an eye for details and excellence. He has a demonstrated history of telling stories for TV, Film and Online. Aside from being fascinated by the power of imagination, his other interest are travel, sport, reading and meeting people.
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