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Meta is expanding its strategy to allow rival AI companies to offer their chatbots on WhatsApp, now including users in Brazil. This move, which follows a similar decision for European users, will enable third-party AI services to reach WhatsApp's massive user base for a fee. It signifies a significant opening of the platform to foster competition and provide more AI options to users.
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