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Meta starts Enterprise Platform; Chirantan Desai to join as chief enterprise platform officer

Meta says the platform aims to help businesses use AI. TestingCatalog quotes Meta saying it will turn its AI stack into products and services companies can deploy.

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Meta announced on September 28 that it was starting Meta Enterprise Platform and that Chirantan “CJ” Desai would join as chief enterprise platform officer. TestingCatalog quotes Meta saying the platform will focus on products and services businesses can deploy, with security and privacy built into its enterprise products from the outset.

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🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog@testingcatalogMeta has announced the Meta Enterprise Platform to expand its AI stack to organizations and businesses. > "Meta Enterprise Platform will focus on turning its AI stack into products and services that companies can deploy for their own businesses. > "As with Muse, security and privacy are built into Meta’s enterprise products from the outset. Earlier, we also reported that Meta is preparing a strategic partnership with Oracle. We may hear more about that soon. Metaprise 👀11d
Engineer Investor@egr_investorUsed Muse last night to negotiate with my home internet provider over chat. A few messages back and forth with the agent later, my bill was down by ~$30/month. My ISP raised prices recently, but I had been too lazy/busy to go through the hassle of doing it myself. AI agents negotiating and monitoring recurring bills might be one of the more immediately useful consumer AI applications. But I suspect this arbitrage window is short. Once everyone has an agent monitoring subscriptions, threatening to cancel, and negotiating retention offers, there should be a lot less money left on the table from consumer inattention. That’s good! But providers will adapt too, likely with fewer discretionary discounts, less price discrimination, and potentially higher base prices. Agents may eliminate a lot of waste without eliminating the underlying economics. You may end up paying more for the services you value!11d
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    🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog@testingcatalogMeta has announced the Meta Enterprise Platform to expand its AI stack to organizations and businesses. > "Meta Enterprise Platform will focus on turning its AI stack into products and services that companies can deploy for their own businesses. > "As with Muse, security and privacy are built into Meta’s enterprise products from the outset. Earlier, we also reported that Meta is preparing a strategic partnership with Oracle. We may hear more about that soon. Metaprise 👀11d
    Engineer Investor@egr_investorUsed Muse last night to negotiate with my home internet provider over chat. A few messages back and forth with the agent later, my bill was down by ~$30/month. My ISP raised prices recently, but I had been too lazy/busy to go through the hassle of doing it myself. AI agents negotiating and monitoring recurring bills might be one of the more immediately useful consumer AI applications. But I suspect this arbitrage window is short. Once everyone has an agent monitoring subscriptions, threatening to cancel, and negotiating retention offers, there should be a lot less money left on the table from consumer inattention. That’s good! But providers will adapt too, likely with fewer discretionary discounts, less price discrimination, and potentially higher base prices. Agents may eliminate a lot of waste without eliminating the underlying economics. You may end up paying more for the services you value!11d
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