Meta is rolling out a new feature on its social media platform Threads that incorporates its AI chatbot with Grok-like functionalities. This feature allows users to engage with the AI by asking questions and receiving contextual replies, enhancing the interactive experience on the platform. The chatbot will have its own official account (@meta.ai) and will initially be available to users in Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Argentina, and Singapore. Users can ask questions such as, 'Why are people talking about the World Cup this month?' and receive public responses from the AI. However, this move raises concerns about potential misuse, similar to issues seen with Grok on X, where the AI has made controversial statements. To mitigate this, Meta has provided options for users to mute the AI account and hide its replies. This feature is part of a broader initiative to enhance Meta AI, which is now powered by the Muse Spark model. Additionally, Meta is testing new chat functionalities for WhatsApp and plans to integrate the AI into its smart glasses in the US and Canada, enabling users to ask questions about their surroundings. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has indicated plans for future AI agents built on this model.