Meta: Facebook parent Meta rolls out AI chatbot for employees: All the details – Times of India

facebook parent meta Recently gave a glimpse of its ‘incredible breakthroughs’ in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and announced a productivity assistant for employees. called metamateThe AI ​​chatbot has been trained on the company’s internal data. According to a report, Meta is releasing it for use within the company.
‘mate’ of meta employees
According to a report in The Verge, MetaMate has been deployed to answer staff queries and perform other tasks. The AI ​​chatbot will use company data to help employees summarize meetings, write code, and debug features.
Employees will also be able to create their own signs and share them with co-workers. The publication also claimed that the company is now starting to roll it out to a smaller group.

previously claimed to be in talks with Meta Microsoft And OpenAI About to power this tool but the chatbot is using its own separate, in-house model.
Meta’s Generative AI Projects
Last week, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg The all-hands meeting talked about the company’s generative AI projects. He added that the company is “going to play an important and unique role in the industry” in bringing AI capabilities to “billions of people”.
“Over the past year, we have seen some really incredible breakthroughs – qualitative breakthroughs – on generative AI and that gives us the opportunity to now take that technology, advance it and build it into every one of our products,” Zuckerberg was quoted as saying I went.

Unlike Microsoft Google, Meta has yet to release consumer-oriented generative AI products. However, the company has showcased some of the projects it is working on. It recently previewed AI in social media platforms Instagram as well as communication apps messenger and WhatsApp.
The AI ​​tool can modify the user’s photos through text prompts. Another tool can create emoji stickers for messaging services.
It also previewed AI agents with different personalities and abilities to help users in WhatsApp and Messenger. AI-generated stickers are also coming to Messenger.