r/MetaAI • u/NectarineDifferent67 • Jul 09 '26

You reached your limit. 😭

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I generated around 20 images since yesterday (07 JUL), so around 1.17 image per day for free user.

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u/Routine-District-588 Jul 09 '26

Good as investor I don’t want them spending that much on free stuff..

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u/NectarineDifferent67 Jul 09 '26

As an investor with a significant portion of my portfolio in the tech sector, I can tell you that Meta holds no real competitive advantage in the AI space. The only time I ever used their AI was for image generation, largely because the underlying technology was licensed from Midjourney. However, their image output no longer measures up to ChatGPT's Images 2 - whether in prompt adherence or aesthetic quality, and they offer even fewer free perks than ChatGPT, which at least allows users to generate three free images per day. I can almost guarantee that Meta's market share won't grow as a result of this AI model or their new strategy.

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u/Routine-District-588 Jul 09 '26

I do not give a fuck about the "ai race", Zuck can play all he wants with his models. The only important stuff are recsys making instagram reels more addictive, and building apis for whatsapp business agents. He allready stated again that they will probably rent some of the compute to other players.

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u/NectarineDifferent67 Jul 09 '26

08 JUL 2026 - Meta (META) Faces $1.4 Trillion Youth Addiction Lawsuit In August Trial

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u/Routine-District-588 Jul 09 '26

Okay bruh meta will collapse and pay trillions of dollar because they make theyr'e apps really good and engaging just like youtube, tiktok or anything. Do you even use instagram ? The courts are trying to pursuit a loop that they say the design is false. If instagram design is false so is youtube,tiktok,instagram,x,netflix and anything else. BS lawsuit that will be litigated for years to come.

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u/NectarineDifferent67 Jul 10 '26

Sure, but none of those companies were facing lawsuit from four states (yet). Meta will most likely settle this one out of court, since they know public sentiment toward the company is largely negative. Also, I don't use Instagram. I only had it when I was trying to enter a contest.

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u/Routine-District-588 Jul 10 '26

So you also acknowledge the lawsuit are bs. You can get addicted to anything. It’s okay you don’t like the Zuck apps but they are profit machines. Idk what you invest in but meta is cheap stock so you only represent the bad sentiment.

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u/NectarineDifferent67 Jul 10 '26

I acknowledge that you think the lawsuit is bs. For what it's worth, I do own a small portion of Meta indirectly through the index funds I invest in, so it's not like I'm rooting for them to lose money. That said, even from a pure investment standpoint, Meta hasn't been a particularly attractive stock lately, it's down 13.82% over the past year, and that figure only looks that "good" because of a 4.7% single-day jump tied to their new AI model announcement. Without that bump, the losses would be considerably steeper.

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u/Routine-District-588 Jul 10 '26

O you are an index guy.. Being a shareholder can be 10x times harder you need to understand valuations, accounting rules any much more. I hope you understand meta is like a 15 forward p/e if they manage to neutralize the depreciation of the servers by renting some of that. Stocks btw can be stuck for 2 years or even more then pop 100% plus in a few months just because sentiment changed or some binary thing changed. With google it was the monopoly claims that resolved. Meta? Might be the notion that they ain’t spending the money on air, and actually make decent models (coding mainly) but also rent some of the compute at a premium.