Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has released its latest AI upgrade called Llama 3. This version comes with its own dedicated website and allows users to interact with the tool for free. Llama 3 incorporates the ChatGPT formula and can be accessed through a Facebook account. Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta Platform, stated that the upgraded version of Meta AI serves as an assistant across various apps and devices, providing users with the ability to ask questions and access unique creation features. While some people have already begun seeing the new version, Meta upgrades typically roll out gradually. The new Meta AI generates real-time animations and high-quality images that adapt to users' prompts while typing.

However, concerns remain about content filters and potential misuse of the tool, such as generating fake images during elections or creating inappropriate content. Nevertheless, Meta AI offers various functionalities, including acting as a personal assistant, enabling more powerful search options, and generating tailored images for users. The Llama 3 upgrade utilizes a large dataset from the vast information generated by users of Facebook's products. Although Meta claims to have safeguards in place, questions about data privacy and the potential for misuse persist. Meta's investment in AI is driven by the desire to enhance user experiences and potentially monetize the technology through licensing and advertising.