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- Meta is building an AI image generator within WhatsApp.
- Unlike regular AI image generators, however, WhatsApp will offer to create personalized images that resemble your likeness.
- To use this feature, you will have to upload photos of yourself to Meta AI for analysis.
Although not available yet, a leaked screenshot of the feature indicates that you’ll be asked to upload a handful of reference selfies when you first opt into the feature. The Meta AI chatbot will then create new images that “imagine” yourself in different environments “like a forest or outer space”. It all sounds like a personalized AI image generator built right into WhatsApp. We can’t imagine many use cases for this feature except for using the generated images as stickers within WhatsApp chats.
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Meta AI within WhatsApp recently began rolling out in select regions, including the US and India. Besides the typical one-on-one chat, you can also use the chatbot in WhatsApp group chats.
However, this AI-generated photo feature may not arrive anytime soon. The chatbot’s rollout is still ongoing even within supported regions. To know if you have access, look for a new blue icon on the main chat list screen. The company has also experimented with revamping the top search bar to suggest AI chat prompts.
WABetaInfo also recently spotted a new screen that would allow users to switch between different language model sizes. Meta’s Llama 3-405B language model is larger and significantly more capable than Llama 3-70B, which powers the current iteration of Meta AI. Interestingly, the screenshot hints at a weekly cap for Llama 3-405B. We’ve seen competitors like ChatGPT and Claude use the same tactic — you only get a limited number of GPT-4o responses on the free tier. While it’s unclear if Meta plans to monetize its chatbot, AI-generated photos could be one of the company’s first attempts at building a loyal user base.
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