Meta’s Plans for Generative AI in Metaverse Games

Meta, the company behind platforms like Facebook and Instagram, wants to make its virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality games more exciting. They plan to do this by using advanced technology called generative AI. This technology helps create new content and experiences within these games faster and more efficiently. Meta is also thinking about working with other companies or creators who use generative AI tools. These tools could help speed up how quickly games are made and improve how they work.

Figma Pauses AI Design Feature Similar to Apple’s Weather App

Figma, a company that makes design software, has decided to stop using a feature in its software for a while. This feature, called “Make Design,” was causing some concerns because it was unintentionally making designs that looked a lot like Apple’s Weather app. People testing the software found that it kept making designs that looked too similar to Apple’s app. So, Figma’s CEO, Dylan Field, decided to temporarily turn off this feature until they can fix the problem.

Apple Expanding AI Features to Vision Pro Headsets

Apple is working on making its products smarter by adding more artificial intelligence (AI) features. These features are already on devices like iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers. Now, Apple wants to bring these smart features to their Vision Pro headsets, which are used for mixed reality experiences. But, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, these new AI features won’t be ready for the Vision Pro headsets this year. Apple needs to figure out how to make these features work well in a mixed reality setting, where users see both virtual and real worlds.

Growth of AI Startups in India

In India, there’s a growing interest in starting companies focused on artificial intelligence (AI). Despite facing challenges with funding compared to places like Silicon Valley in the U.S., India has a lot of talented engineers. These engineers are now starting their own AI-focused companies, similar to how software companies started growing in India years ago. These AI startups in India are not just copying what’s happening in other countries. They’re solving unique problems that matter to people in India. Some are even making AI models that understand and use local languages, which is becoming more important as more people in India use technology. Companies like Pepper Content and Pocket FM are examples of Indian startups using AI to solve local problems and even expanding their ideas to other countries like the U.S.

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