Meta may soon welcome another member into its family of apps, with sources telling CNBC the company plans to debut a stand-alone application for its Meta AI artificial-intelligence-powered assistant during the second quarter of this year.
A paid subscription and more robust Meta AI service will also be tested, those sources told CNBC, similar to the more advanced versions of Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT, where people pay monthly fees.
The stand-alone Meta AI app is aimed at furthering CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s goal to surpass the AI efforts of competitors including Google and OpenAI by the end of 2025, sources told CNBC.
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