Meta Platforms Begins Selling AI Agent Access to Businesses
Meta Platforms is offering businesses paid access to an artificial intelligence agent. The move marks the company's first direct sale of such a tool to commercial customers.
thehindu.comMeta Platforms is selling businesses access to an artificial intelligence agent for the first time. The offering is the company's latest effort to generate revenue to offset its AI investments.
Platforms has made substantial spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure and development in recent periods. The new commercial product is intended to create a revenue stream from those investments. No additional details on pricing, rollout timeline, or specific features were provided in the announcement.
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