I don't care about internal AI used in Meta's products. And I also don't care about the super expensive R&D they're doing.
As long as Meta is not a cloud service provider, I can't understand the rush to catch up with massive hardware spending, and the worst case is that I can't think of Meta as a leader in any AI category.
So what's the AI upside for Meta that I'm missing?
Anyone imagine META as an AI leader? AI provider? AI something?
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Posted by rickyion
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Ads is one. They’re making tools that sort of put the digital ad agencies out of business. Making it super easy to plan campaigns, create imagery and schedule it all for you. Usually things that would be $1-10K monthly retainer for an agency.
Another is just chasing engagement. Any way to keep eyeballs on their platform longer than average.
It’s not a smart company and is always chasing the latest fad with no actual plan
The engineers are insanely smart. It’s zuck.
Eventually AI influence workers. Meta provides tools to make an influencer, or high end an influencer robot and it makes digital content as a sorta actor.