‘How sad’: Meta announces launch of AI friends for Facebook
Facebook owner Meta is launching a range of chatbots, each with different personalities for Instagram and WhatsApp.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said these AI bots could be used to “help settle family arguments” in a group setting.
“How sad to think that people would actually want to go to an AI bot in order to find a friend,” said Sky News host Caleb Bond.
“We are more connected than ever … and yet we find ourselves less connected than ever.
“To the point where we can’t talk to other human beings – we'd rather talk to a robot.”
Видео ‘How sad’: Meta announces launch of AI friends for Facebook канала Sky News Australia
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said these AI bots could be used to “help settle family arguments” in a group setting.
“How sad to think that people would actually want to go to an AI bot in order to find a friend,” said Sky News host Caleb Bond.
“We are more connected than ever … and yet we find ourselves less connected than ever.
“To the point where we can’t talk to other human beings – we'd rather talk to a robot.”
Видео ‘How sad’: Meta announces launch of AI friends for Facebook канала Sky News Australia
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