What is AI at Meta (ai.meta.com)?

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AI at Meta (ai.meta.com) is Meta's official hub for its artificial intelligence work — a single site that presents Meta's AI products, models, and research to both everyday users and developers. It is operated by Meta itself, so it functions as a first-party source for what the company is shipping and studying in AI, rather than a third-party news or review site.

What the site covers

The site is organized around three broad areas:

  • Meta AI products — consumer-facing tools, including the Meta AI assistant for asking questions and generating images.
  • Models and research — Meta's published AI models and the research behind them.
  • Developer tools — resources aimed at people building with Meta's AI.

The site's own description frames it as a place to "explore AI at Meta," meet Muse — described as a new AI agent that takes tasks off your plate — use Meta AI for questions and images, and find tools for developers.

Who it's for

Audience What they get
General users Access to Meta AI for questions and image generation, plus an introduction to the Muse agent
Developers Tools and entry points for building with Meta's AI
Researchers / the curious A view of Meta's models and research direction

How it relates to Meta's other products

ai.meta.com acts as the umbrella site for Meta's AI efforts. Meta AI, the assistant, is one of the products featured here, and Muse is presented as a newer agent. Think of ai.meta.com as the front door that ties these products, the underlying models, and the research together, rather than a standalone app.

What to keep in mind

The site is a product and research showcase, so the specifics — which models are available, what the Muse agent can do, and what developer tools exist — change as Meta ships updates. For current capabilities and any access conditions, check the site directly rather than relying on a description.