Mark Zuckerberg destroyed friendship. Now he wants to replace it with AI.
- On April 29, 2025, Meta Platforms introduced an independent conversational AI application powered by its Llama/4 language model, featuring a social feed called Discover.
- Meta AI's social feed allows users to share AI-generated prompts and responses publicly by manually hitting a share button, raising confidentiality concerns.
- The feed often recirculates repetitive content, mainly image generation experiments, while filters guard against inappropriate content but some risks remain from accidental exposure.
- Meta VP Connor Hayes explained the social component aims to show AI beginners practical uses, with viral trends potentially encouraging broader user engagement.
- Privacy advocates warn that Meta AI's social feed could lead to unintended public disclosure of sensitive data, indicating a need to balance community interaction with privacy.
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Mark Zuckerberg destroyed friendship. Now he wants to replace it with AI.
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