The next time you scroll through your Instagram and Facebook feed, you might see a video ad edited with AI. That’s because Meta is testing new AI video editing capabilities that will allow advertisers to animate an image as well as expand the borders of a video.

Meta launches AI assistant in the UK amid Instagram and Facebook privacy backlash - Along with Meta’s social apps, the chatbot is also being integrated into its Ray-Ban smart glasses thanks to an upda

Commentary: AI-generated recommended posts will be the final nail in the coffin of my Instagram and Facebook feeds, if Meta goes through with its experiment.

With the update, users will be able to use prompts to generate AI photos directly in their feed, Stories, and for their Facebook profile pictures.

Meta is all set to shake up the advertising industry with AI-edited video ads on its platforms, Facebook and Instagram. The company is currently testing these innovative AI video editing tools, which will allow advertisers to animate static images and expand the dimensions of a video.

While the announcement that Meta would be utilizing public posts to train its AI model, a ChatGPT-like program called Llama 2 — there has since been an updated version — was made a year ago, a recent plan for collecting data on United Kingdom users in coming months is bringing worry and fury from many across the pond.

After Meta recently reignited controversial plans to use the public posts of U.K. Facebook and Instagram users’ as AI training fodder, the social networking giant has taken the next step and begun to notify local users it will soon start helping itself to their information again.