“But I expect that we're going to be largely focused on scaling and deepening engagement for at least the next year, before we'll really be ready to start building out the business here.”

In context

“lding Meta AI into our apps, we just released our first Meta AI standalone app. It is personalized, so you can talk to it about interests that you've shown while browsing reels or different content across our apps. And we built a social feed into it so you can discover entertaining ways that others are using Meta AI, and initial feedback on the app has been good so far. Over time, I expect that the business opportunity for Meta AI to follow our normal product development playbook. First, we build and scale the product, and then once it is at scale, then we focus on revenue. In this case, I think that there will be a large opportunity to show product recommendations or ads, as well as a premium service for people who want to unlock more compute for additional functionality or intelligence. But I expect that we're going to be largely focused on scaling and deepening engagement for at least the next year, before we'll really be ready to start building out the business here. The fifth opportunity is AI devices, which is increasingly how we are thinking about our work on the next-generation of computing platforms. Glasses are the ideal form factor for both AI and the Metaverse. They enable you to let an AI see what you see, hear what you hear, and talk to you throughout the day, and they let you blend the physical and digital worlds together with holograms. More than a billion people worldwide wear glasses today. And it seems highly likely that these will become AI glasses over the next five to 10-years. Building the devices that people use to experience our services, lets us deliver the highest quality AI and social experiences, and this will serve as an amplifier on all of the opportunities I've mentioned so far, as well as unlocking some new opportunities a”