META LAUNCHES AI MODE ON FACEBOOK USING PUBLIC POSTS
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Meta rolled out AI Mode on Facebook Monday, a new search feature that generates AI-powered results from publicly shared content across Meta's platforms. The feature joins a suite of new AI tools the company is introducing to boost user engagement.
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