#facebook f8 2019

Facebook's annual developer conference called F8 2019 brings new updates and innovations to the company's whole social media platform. This year, Mark Zuckerberg started the event by stating that they will now lean towards a privacy-focused system in Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook itself. It will roll out later this year Users can discover and watch videos from Facebook with friends or family in real time. They will be able to share a video from the Facebook app on Messenger. Watch the full Day 1 keynote here: https://www.facebook.com/FacebookforDevelopers/videos/422572928569998/ On the second day of Facebook's F8 Conference, the company focused on key talks about its investments in AI and AR/VR. Mike Schroepfer, Facebook's Chief Technology Officer, discussed how a variety of products at Facebook utilizes AI. With their Codec Avatars, a feature that allows people to interact in real time using VR, Facebook stated that they're continuing to develop adaptive, physics-based models to reproduce and replicate human anatomy and automatically adapt to match an individual's appearance and motion. Read more in our articles including "Facebook announces Desktop app, more features for Messenger" and "Day 2 of Facebook's F8 2019 Conference includes talks on AI and AR/VR".