Meta is considering the rollout of AI bot profiles to interact with users in a more engaging and human-like manner across its platforms. CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasizes the future of content consumption blending video with interactive AI elements. He sees AI as instrumental in helping users navigate social interactions and having meaningful conversations, especially given Americans' desires for greater social connections. However, concerns linger regarding the potential impact of AI on real-world interpersonal relationships and whether it could replace genuine human interaction.
Today, most of the time spent on Facebook and Instagram is on video, but do you think in five years we're just going to be sitting in our feed and consuming media that's just video? No, it's going to be interactive.
I do think people are going to use AI for a lot of social tasks. Already, one of the main things we see people using Meta AI for is talking through difficult conversations.
The average American has fewer than three people they would consider friends, and the average person has demand for meaningfully more.
There's a lot of concern people raise like, 'Is this going to replace real-world, physical, in-person connections?'
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