Meta's Hatch AI agent could cost up to $200 a month and marks its first paid AI product
Meta is developing a paid AI agent product called "Hatch" that could cost up to $200 per month. Users describe what they need in simple language, and Hatch builds working tools, schedules appointments, or sends emails. CEO Mark Zuckerberg sees the product as a way to open up new revenue streams beyond advertising and refinance the company's massive AI investments.<br /> The article Meta's Hatch AI agent could cost up to $200 a month and marks its first paid AI product appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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