New AI Features Across The PlatformFacebook said on Tuesday that it is rolling out new AI-powered features aimed at giving users more playful ways to express ...

A former Facebook executive told a Santa Fe jury Wednesday he believes the rates of harmful experiences reported by teen users on the social media platforms Facebook and Instagram in recent years are ...

The first signs of the apocalypse might look a little like Moltbook: a new social-media platform, launched last week, that is ...

Meta will soon trial paid subscriptions for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. The social media tech giant will give a handful of users in the coming months the chance to pay for access to exclusive ...

LangChain introduces LangSmith Fetch, a CLI tool that integrates LangSmith tracing into developer workflows directly from the terminal, optimizing agent debugging processes. LangChain has announced ...

Is the metaverse out and Facebook back in? That’s one way to look at Tuesday’s announcement from the company formerly known as Facebook: Meta is revamping its flagship app with a number of features ...

Creators on Facebook and Instagram have long griped about accounts that lift their videos without permission. Now, Meta is rolling out a new tool that allows creators to more easily track when their ...

The opt-in feature will also give Meta a chance to improve its AI using your camera roll. The opt-in feature will also give Meta a chance to improve its AI using your camera roll. is a NYC-based AI ...

Meta will soon show ads and other content to users based on their interactions with the company's digital assistant and other products powered by artificial intelligence. The company said its AI ...

Oct. 1 (UPI) --Social media giant Meta said Wednesday that user interactions with its AI assistant will soon help generate ads and other social media content for profiles on its Facebook and Instagram ...

We’ll admit it. We have access to great debugging tools and, yes, sometimes they are invaluable. But most of the time, we’ll just throw a few print statements in whatever program we’re running to ...