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Meta released its Muse Image model with a feature that allows users to tag any adult's public Instagram account and generate AI images using that person's likeness. Instagram account holders are not notified and must manually opt out, prompting backlash from privacy advocates, talent agency CAA, and actors union SAG-AFTRA.

Meta launched Muse Image on Tuesday, an AI image generator that allows users to create images using photos from any public Instagram account without notification. Users can opt out through privacy settings by disabling "Allow people to create with and reuse your content" for posts and reels.

Meta has launched Muse Image, a new AI image generator from its Meta Superintelligence Labs division. The model is available free for Instagram Stories, WhatsApp, and the Meta AI app, with integration into Facebook Marketplace for visualizing used furniture in home settings.

Meta has launched Muse Image, the first AI image generation model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, now available in the US through Meta AI app, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The model accepts Instagram accounts as prompts to incorporate users' likenesses and claims to generate functional QR codes with legible styled text.

Meta has released Muse Image, its first image generation model from Meta Superintelligence Labs. The model is now available in the Meta AI app and powers new creative features in Instagram Stories and WhatsApp direct chats, with over 30 AI-powered effects for Instagram Stories launching in limited countries.

Meta has launched AI agents for businesses on WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger that can close sales, recommend products, and book appointments. Over one million businesses in India, Mexico, and Brazil have already signed up during testing. The feature is currently free but will move to a paid subscription in the coming months.

Meta is launching Meta Business Agent, an AI service that businesses can use across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram to respond to customer inquiries, recommend products, and book appointments. The feature will be part of the Meta One subscription tier announced last week, marking Meta's latest attempt to diversify beyond advertising, which still accounts for 98% of its revenue.