Meta to Launch AI Mark Zuckerberg for Employee Interaction

56 articles · Updated · Engadget · Apr 14

Meta is developing a photorealistic AI clone of CEO Mark Zuckerberg to interact with its employees.
The AI will mimic Zuckerberg’s voice, mannerisms, and public statements, aiming to help staff feel more connected to their leader.
This initiative is part of Meta's broader push into AI, following previous ventures like celebrity-based chatbots and the metaverse.

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