If you took Pinterest, you combined it with everything annoying in the threads and sprinkled AI generative prompts at the top – which was largely summarized by the newly launched meta -Meta AI social channel.
Until now, causing chatbots AI – these are the questions or requests that you submit – was above all a private matter. You pull up chatgpt, Claude or Gemini, enter your hint and whatever it spits out, only for your eyes – unless you do a screenshot and terrorize the world by publishing your AI online experiments. But not with Meta AI website. Here you can share AI results with only two clicks.
The result is a fascinating microcosm of human experience-Ai, and more specifically, as so few people know what to do with generative artificial intelligence. The irony is that the meta Vice President of the Product Connor Hayes said The Verge The company added the entire social aspect to show what they can employ it for.
Scroll the channel and you will find a strange range of Pinterest -similar cards. The immense majority are experiments with image generation, some are plain asking, and several people experimenting with AI Goths (e.g. How many letters are in the word strawberries?). Browse a little, and refreshing the feed refreshing and you repeat the same few posts in a circle – just like in the early days of threads, it would simply repeat the elderly content. I saw posts of this user Presenting food shows on the subject of food at least a dozen times. Sometimes you find something that makes you giggle – like this picture Gary vee screams at an older man that “he still has time to do it on the meta AI.”
But considering that the social channel resembles a poster for all complaints that people have about artificial intelligence.
To take this prompt By asking the meta, imagination of a room – any room – without A clown in him. The last result is a photo of a crafty clown sitting on the couch in the living room. Or the one for Jackson Pollacka illustration of cherry flowers This definitely doesn’t resemble Jackson Pollac. Or this conversation Where the user asks Meta AI for assist in determining a vigorous snack that will not augment glucose. The answer is not wrong, but it can also be easily searching on Google. This is not something that proves that AI search are better by nature. The same applies to AI images.
For every gem, Gary Vee exists a dozen random AI landscapes, which probably sounded colder in the user’s head. I lost the number of posts that I saw, asking the meta and to make iteration papal conclave. If you tried to sell a skeptic about the strength of artificial intelligence, I’m not sure Picture of a broken potato mattress Is a convincing example. After a few days of browsing, I don’t think I would come out with fresh ideas on how to call AI.
The public nature of the channel may also seem terrifying.
Imaging into the channel may sometimes seem to overheat your thoughts that you were not supposed to see or hear. For example, this prompt seems terrible as if I was going to a therapeutic session, in which I watched someone convince you of Meta AI confirm the decision to take care of Bitcoin.
Is also This is an extremely detailed image request for “stuffy Asian beauty[ing] bad girl energy at night ”and thirteen The user tries to do it well. This makes you wonder how much channel has been accidentally shared. Probably very little; You have to deliberately press the Share button that triggers a large window that warns that you are going to publicly publish everything. Then you need to click the separate “Post” button. Which, considering some of these posts, is Also He feels strange that people want me to see it.
You can comment on people’s results, adds another interesting dynamics. Most of the comments I saw are cool. Some are funny. But again, so far a conversation with AI was largely a private matter. Or did you know that other people would finally see? I would probably do.
The meta is the first to add a social channel to its chatbot. Opeli is supposed to work on its own version for chatgpt. And Chatbot Grok Elon Musk is now available to all X users, regardless of whether you like it or not. You can see logic. Creating something that can be made available, inevitably leads to viral trends, which in turn encourage people to see what AI is all about.
The trick is to give an average person – not the first users, not technological evangelists – enough reason to stop. I am a naturally interesting person who is having fun in AI chatbots. Browsing the meta AI Feed, I can find many things to stare or arouse my interest.
My mother -in -law? I am not convinced a eternal stream surreal life rooms made of sweets What finally convinces her to give AI.