According to CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s AI assistant currently has one billion monthly active users across its app family. “We may find it amusing that a billion monthly actives doesn’t seem to be at scale for us, but it’s reality”, Zuckerberg remarked at the company’s annual shareholder meeting. The accomplishment comes after the company’s standalone Meta AI app was released in April, indicating its expanding goals in the artificial intelligence field. Before turning a profit, Zuckerberg stated that the business intends to further develop the product.
He stated that “There will be chances to provide paid recommendations” or provide “a subscription service so that people can pay to use more compute” as Meta AI develops.
Users can access the company’s Gen AI models directly through the Meta AI app, which was released on April 29 by the social media behemoth.
At the shareholder meeting, the CEO highlighted that the company’s “goal for this year is to enhance the experience and establish Meta AI as the top personal AI, focusing on personalization, voice interactions, and entertainment”.
A CNBC report states that votes were held on 14 items at the shareholder meeting, including nine shareholder resolutions that addressed topics like greenhouse gas emissions, child safety, and a bitcoin treasury evaluation.
The Anti-Defamation League affiliate JLens made a noteworthy proposal, requesting that Meta publish an annual report on hate content, including antisemitism, in the wake of recent policy changes that loosened moderation standards.
According to early findings, proposals that were not supported by Meta’s board, such as one that sought to eliminate the dual-class share structure that gives Zuckerberg disproportionate voting power, were not expected to succeed. On the other hand, things that the board supported, such approving board nominations and an equity incentive scheme, seemed ready to be approved.
Within four business days, Meta promised to release the final voting results on its website and in conjunction with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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