Meta is saving money in some areas, cutting costs, and consolidating all thanks to AI,

or maybe because of AI. We're going to get into it on the podcast. They're centralizing their

ad support using AI support assistance. They're cutting 30% of the costs for their Metaverse.

There's a lot going on. We're going to dive into all of that on the show today.

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subscriptions to 100 different platforms. You can get it all at AIbox.a. All right, let's get into what's going on

with Facebook and meta. So the first piece of news that I was kind of interested in was

how meta is currently making this kind of centralized approach for Instagram and Facebook support. They're also testing using

AI support assistance. The reason why I think this is great is if anyone has ever had an issue with

their Instagram account or with meta with Facebook and tried to talk to their customer's support,

you know it is basically non-existent. It is insanely frustrating to try to get through to anyone there

from my personal experience.

And so, well, a lot of times people that I have talked to are like, oh my gosh, I would hate to have an AI support assistant or customer support assistant done by AI to, you know, to work at a organization.

I only want to talk to a human.

Humans cost a lot of money and there's like a lot of limitations. You got

to wait in line and yada. It's just not super feasible. But with the rise of AI support assistance,

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