Meta AI is Meta Platforms' AI organization behind Llama, Meta AI assistant, generative media tools, and large-scale social and infrastructure AI systems.
Meta AI is Meta Platforms’ artificial intelligence organization, spanning foundational model research, product AI, recommendation systems, generative media, AI assistants, and infrastructure. The group grew from Facebook AI Research, launched in 2013, and now includes work across Meta AI, Llama models, AI glasses, social apps, and large-scale compute initiatives.
Meta AI is central to Meta’s strategy across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Reality Labs, and enterprise developer ecosystems. The company has invested heavily in open model releases, recommendation systems, generative assistants, creator tools, AI infrastructure, and superintelligence research.
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Products & Business
Products & Services
Meta AI assistant
Llama models
generative media tools
AI glasses
Segment Anything
recommendation systems
Platform & Tools
Llama model releases, Meta AI product integrations, research tools, open-source model tooling, and platform APIs across Meta products.
Revenue Model
Advertising-supported products, hardware partnerships, developer ecosystems, enterprise partnerships, and internal AI infrastructure investment.
Key Information
Business Type
AI research and product division of a public technology company
Headquarters
Menlo Park, California, United States
Founded Date
2013
Company CEO
Mark Zuckerberg
Founders
Meta Platforms, Yann LeCun
Brands
Meta AI, Llama, Meta Superintelligence Labs, FAIR, Segment Anything, Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses
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