Facebook's AI turns into a 'earch engine' and will use user posts to provide answers; understand

Facebook's new AI feature creates responses based on user posts on the platform Disclosure / Meta Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, announced on Monday (15) the launch of "AI Mode," a search tool within Meta AI that will provide answers based on content shared publicly by other people on the company's apps. The novelty, according to the company, seeks to offer real perspectives and experiences, instead of just displaying a list of search results like Google. By asking a question in natural language, the system processes user discussions and opinions to formulate a direct answer. The engine is powered by Muse Spark technology and aims to make it easier to find recommendations and opinions shared on the social network. g1 asked Meta if the feature is already available in Brazil and if there will be moderation of what is displayed, and is awaiting a response.

Now on g1 New creative features In addition to search, the update brings creative features based on artificial intelligence to facilitate content creation and sharing. The system has updated camera roll suggestions with new cropping models for collages, capable of automatically gathering records such as hangouts with friends held in the last month. New Facebook AI feature makes collages with photos of the user and friends Disclosure / Meta The tool has also added new transition effects to produce stylized video montages with just one touch. According to Meta, these photo and video suggestions obtained from the camera roll work strictly optionally. The feature requires prior user authorization to operate and can be completely disabled at any time through the app's privacy settings. New Facebook AI feature allows changing clothes and accessories in photos Disclosure / Meta Photo filters have also been released that allow users to virtually change clothing, hairstyles, and accessories with the help of the technology. In the case of fans, the function allows them to digitally wear their preferred team's jersey. To use the feature, simply tap the artificial intelligence editing icon in Stories and choose the "Wear It" option, or access the profile photo and select the wardrobe change in the style tools.