WhatsApp's mysterious blue circle: What was it and why did it disappear?

WhatsApp's parent company Meta has suddenly removed Meta AI's blue circle from the messaging platform. The feature, which allowed users to access Meta's AI chatbot, has disappeared without explanation. What was the blue circle for? The blue circle was a shortcut to Meta AI, a chatbot that uses artificial intelligence to answer questions, generate text, and draw pictures.

Users can tap or click on the ring to access the chatbot and ask questions or request tasks. Competition in the AI Market Meta AI was launched to compete with other AI chatbots such as Microsoft-OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini AI.

The AI market is growing rapidly and Meta didn't want to be left behind. Removing the blue circle: a mistake or a deliberate move? The disappearance of the blue circle is currently considered a bug, as it still appears on some devices and Windows applications. However, there has been no official statement from Meta or WhatsApp regarding its removal.

How to use Meta AI To use Meta AI, users will click on the blue ring, which will open a chatbot. They can then ask questions, request text generation or even draw images using the chatbot. New Features: Hindi Support and AI-Generated Profile Photo Meta AI recently added support for multiple languages, including Hindi. The company is also working on a feature to create profile photos using AI.