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Snap adds a new element to its My AI chatbot experience
Snapchat has added a new element to its MY AI chatbot experience. With the new addition, the chatbot will now be able to respond to visual queries, along with text prompts within the app. When next you send MY AI a Snap in the chat thread, it will respond with a related reply. “Snap My AI a picture of your pizza, OOTD, or even your furry best friend, and My AI may respond with a Snap back in reaction to what you’re doing. So, if you Snap My AI your latest grocery haul, it might recommend a recipe,” Snap explained. Snap’s MY Ai chatbot will now also be able to provide more ways to engage with it within the app, and build on your automated engagement. Snapchat joined the growing lists of companies adding AI chatbot powered by OpenAI GPT technology last February. The company launched “My AI,” a new chatbot that runs the latest version of OpenAI’s GPT technology customized for its users. However, the experimental feature was only available to Snapchat+ users, Snapchat’s subscription service at launch. My AI can do many things including helping to answer trivia question or write a haiku. It was trained to have...
Twitter now allows Community Notes contributors to add contextual note to images
Twitter is adding a new functionality to its Community Notes that will enable contributors to add a contextual note to an image in the app. Twitter will then follow that up by attaching that note to any matching re-shares of the same image across all tweets. “From AI-generated images to manipulated videos, it’s common to come across misleading media. Today we’re piloting a feature that puts a superpower into contributors’ hands: Notes on Media Notes attached to an image will automatically appear on recent & future matching images,” Twitter said in a tweet. Going forward, when a Community Notes contributor marks an image as questionable, and adds an explanatory note to it, the same note will now be attached to all other tweets using the same image. “If you’re a contributor with a Writing Impact of 10 or above, you’ll see a new option on some Tweets to mark your notes as ‘About the image’. This option can be selected when you believe the media is potentially misleading in itself, regardless of which Tweet it is featured in.” All Community Notes attached to images will now be accompanied by an explainer that clarifies that the note is about the...
Meta Verified now available in Canada
Meta has now added Canada to a list of countries where users’ account can now get the verification badge. Canada has now been added to a list of countries that includes the UK, Australia and New Zealand, and the US. In a shot statement confirming the test, Meta stated that: “We’re testing Meta Verified in Canada, a new subscription bundle that includes account verification with impersonation protections and access to account support in English and French.” Meta verified is a subscription bundle that includes a verified badge that authenticates your account with government ID, “proactive account protection and access to account support.” In Canada, users can purchase a monthly subscription Meta Verified on Instagram or Facebook for (CAD) $15.99 on the web and (CAD) $19.99 on iOS and Android. In an email to TechCrunch back in March, Meta said the company has seen “good results” from its initial test in Australia and New Zealand, while also reflecting on some of the early feedback it has received from subscribers. Among the feedback it got from users is that the offering was confusing, and Meta said it is planning to further explore the offering before it considers expanding it outside Australia and New...
Meta Quest 3 unveiled, beats Apple VR debut
Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled the Quest 3 mixed reality headset on Thursday, as the business prepared for Apple to possibly redefine a promising sector that Meta has controlled so far. Image: Meta The gadget, which will start at $499, will be 40% smaller than the company’s previous headgear and offer color mixed reality, which blends augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) aspects, Zuckerberg announced in an Instagram post ahead of Meta’s annual gaming conference. Meta also said that it will reduce the pricing of its current Quest 2 headsets while improving their performance to provide a more seamless user experience. Zuckerberg says that the Quest 3 will include a new Qualcomm chipset with double the graphics capability of the Quest 2. He stated that the gadget will be available in autumn and promised additional information at the company’s annual AR/VR conference on September 27. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mark Zuckerberg (@zuck) Beating the competition Bloomberg reports that Zuckerberg’s revelation came less than a week before Apple debuts its first mixed reality gadget, a high-end product with a price tag of roughly $3,000. Market research company IDC says Meta’s Quest 2 and Quest Pro...