Mark Zuckerberg is set to unleash even more AI-generated content into the social media feeds of millions, as he announced that Meta will be adding another massive library of artificial intelligence-driven posts to its recommendations system.
In an earnings call on Wednesday, Mark Zuckerberg revealed that the technology behind AI has reached a point where it can easily create and remix online content. According to him, this has led to a new era in social media that is characterized by the creation and sharing of user-generated content.
However, while Zuckerberg did not explicitly label AI as the third era of social media, it's clear that the technology will play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of social media platforms. In particular, he emphasized that AI-driven recommendation systems will become even more valuable at recommending relevant content to users, citing Metaβs own experiments with dedicated AI social apps.
The company has already seen success with its new Vibes app, which generates a feed of AI-created videos similar to those offered by OpenAI's Sora. According to Meta CFO Susan Li, the app has generated over 20 billion images within a short period of time, and she believes that this technology holds even greater potential for the future.
The move is part of a broader effort by Meta to leverage AI in its social media platforms, with the company reporting revenue of $51.24 billion this quarter - up 26 percent from last year β but also taking a one-time tax charge associated with the former US President Donald Trump's alleged mishandling of government funds.
In an earnings call on Wednesday, Mark Zuckerberg revealed that the technology behind AI has reached a point where it can easily create and remix online content. According to him, this has led to a new era in social media that is characterized by the creation and sharing of user-generated content.
However, while Zuckerberg did not explicitly label AI as the third era of social media, it's clear that the technology will play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of social media platforms. In particular, he emphasized that AI-driven recommendation systems will become even more valuable at recommending relevant content to users, citing Metaβs own experiments with dedicated AI social apps.
The company has already seen success with its new Vibes app, which generates a feed of AI-created videos similar to those offered by OpenAI's Sora. According to Meta CFO Susan Li, the app has generated over 20 billion images within a short period of time, and she believes that this technology holds even greater potential for the future.
The move is part of a broader effort by Meta to leverage AI in its social media platforms, with the company reporting revenue of $51.24 billion this quarter - up 26 percent from last year β but also taking a one-time tax charge associated with the former US President Donald Trump's alleged mishandling of government funds.