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① Meta plans to release a separate Meta AI App in the second quarter to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT in the AI field. ② The Meta AI chatbot was launched in September 2023 and has replaced the search function of applications like Facebook and Instagram.
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The competitive AI leader Meta has decided to make Meta AI an independent app to increase traffic.
The Meta AI standalone application is expected to be launched in the second quarter, and Meta also plans to test a paid subscription service for Meta AI, similar to the monthly payment model offered by OpenAI and Microsoft for the ChatGPT and Copilot chatbots.
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