(Reuters) -All new videos uploaded on Facebook will soon be classified as Reels, simplifying how users publish visual content, social media giant Meta Platforms said on Tuesday. The Instagram parent said Reels on Facebook will no longer have length or format restrictions,

End-to-end encryption is still guaranteed, and Meta also said that if users only use the app to call or message their contacts, there will be “no change to [the] experience at all,” though for many, this promise simply isn’t enough.

Staying in the AI race is crucial for Meta, Google, Amazon and Microsoft, with the technology likely to be the future for the industry.

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) is known as a juggernaut in the fields of social media and artificial intelligence (AI). As a dividend payer, however, Meta Platforms is nowhere near juggernaut status. It’s possible that META stock could be a high-yielding dividend stock someday.

Meta Platforms Inc. keeps writing bigger checks in pursuit of its artificial intelligence strategy, and traders keep cheering it on, encouraged that the expensive bets will keep paying off.

Meta has added a new warning before you can post to Meta AI's public feed. It comes after BI reported that people appeared to be posting accidentally.

Scale AI built its business on the labor of gig workers. But those workers likely won't benefit from their new deal with Meta.

Meta and TikTok are being careful with their messaging about AI advances at the ad industry's annual festival.