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Another scoop from the last issue of Command Line:
Meta has built an internal AI chatbot called Metamate that uses company data to help employees summarize meetings, write code, and debug features. Employees will be able to create their own prompts and share them with colleagues.
The company is starting to roll it out internally to a small group now. I wrote in a previous issue that Meta was talking to Microsoft and OpenAI about powering this tool, but now I’m told that it landed on using its own separate, in-house model.
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