Meta has announced the launch of an AI-powered video editing tool called Movie Gen for Reels, designed to enhance social media content creation.

This new tool simplifies the creation of animated video content, providing advertisers with more opportunities even without filming capabilities.

During Advertising Week, Meta revealed updates focused on AI video animation tools and expanded collaboration options for creators.

Early feedback from advertisers has been positive, indicating that the Image Animation feature helps them create engaging promotions with limited resources.

As a result of these advancements in advertising technology, consumers can expect more targeted ads on platforms like Facebook and Instagram.

This rollout is part of a competitive effort among tech companies to attract consumers to their AI chatbots, particularly in response to OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Meta AI is projected to reach 43 countries and support a dozen languages, aiming to become the world's most used AI assistant with nearly 500 million monthly active users by year-end.

The expansion will include 21 additional countries, such as Brazil, the Philippines, and the United Kingdom, although some features may not be available in all regions.

However, the latest expansion will not include new character voices for the AI chatbot, which will be released on a separate schedule.

Concerns have been raised about the potential misuse of generative AI, prompting discussions about the need for regulatory limits on AI capabilities.

In light of these concerns, the White House recently published a blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights, emphasizing the importance of civil rights in AI development.

Overall, these AI tools are expected to help users find answers, brainstorm content, and share results easily through popular apps.