Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta will form a top-level product development group focused on content-generating AI technology.
AI competition
Over the past period of time, the technology industry has generally fallen into a slowdown in growth, and staged a wave of large-scale layoffs. Faced with the downturn in the industry, some technology companies have also scaled back their experiments and “gambles” on new technologies and new products. But in the gloom, AI has become a new bright spot in the technology industry’s massive investment.
In an Instagram post, Zuckerberg stated that there were many teams working on generative AI technology within Meta, and now the management is beginning to integrate these technical teams together to form a new product group, with the purpose of revolving around this technology. Develop a great product experience.
Zuckerberg said that Meta’s long-term goal is to develop AI robots that can help consumers in various ways, but at the current stage, Meta is developing relevant text (that is, about its two major mobile chat tools WhatsApp and Messenger) , images (such as creative special effects and advertising products in Instagram), videos, and mixed multimodal product experiences.
A Meta spokesperson confirmed that the head of the AI product development group is Ahmad Al-Dahle, who will report to Chris Cox, the company’s chief product officer. Work. The spokesperson said that such an organizational structure design allows Meta’s products to integrate the latest achievements of the AI R&D group at the fastest speed.

The Explosion of ChatGPT
The explosion of ChatGPT has once again triggered an AI war in the technology industry. OpenAI, which is backed by Microsoft, has released ChatGPT, which can talk and write. Stimulated by ChatGPT, Alphabet, Baidu and other technology companies announced that they will launch their own similar artificial intelligence dialogue robots.
Last week, Meta announced that it would launch a new language model called “LLaMA” (language model is a core component of artificial intelligence dialogue technology). Meta says the language model can be used by research institutions, government entities, civil society, and academia through non-commercial licensing.



