Meta set to unveil AI search engine, aiming to reduce reliance on Google and Microsoft

In an exciting development for the tech world, Meta is preparing to launch its own artificial intelligence (AI) search engine, a move designed to lessen its dependence on giants like Google and Microsoft.

This new search tool will allow users to easily access the latest information through the ‍‍`Meta AI‍‍` chatbot on popular platforms such as WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook.

Currently, Meta‍‍`s ‍‍`Meta AI‍‍` chatbot relies on Google and Bing to deliver real-time updates on news, stock markets, and sports.

However, with the introduction of its own AI search engine, the company aims to operate independently, marking a significant shift in how it provides information to users.

The competition in the AI landscape is heating up, with companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft all vying for dominance.

Google is actively working to integrate its AI model, ‍‍`Gemini,‍‍` into its search capabilities, while OpenAI is leveraging its partnership with Microsoft to enhance the Bing search engine with AI-driven features.

To further enrich its chatbot’s offerings, Meta has recently partnered with the Reuters news agency.

This collaboration will allow the chatbot to showcase news and content from Reuters, ensuring users receive accurate information and timely answers to their questions.

The news of Meta‍‍`s upcoming AI search engine has generated significant buzz within the tech community.

However, it has also raised questions about the types of training data that will be used for the AI models behind the search engine.

So far, Meta has not disclosed any details regarding the data sources or methodologies it plans to use in developing its AI systems.

As Meta moves forward with this initiative, it could fundamentally change the way users access and engage with information across its platforms.

This development represents a strategic pivot in the tech landscape, positioning Meta to challenge traditional search engine dynamics and redefine user experiences.

Source: Indian Express