Meta Platforms' Chief AI Officer, Alexandr Wang, stated at the Bloomberg Technology Summit in San Francisco that Meta's future artificial intelligence models will differentiate themselves from competitors by enhancing consumer health features. He believes that as models evolve, the health sector will become a key area of application. Meta's first large-scale AI model, Muse Spark, launched in April this year, while not reaching top-tier performance, excelled in health management functions. Future plans include integrating it into core applications like Instagram and Facebook to enable daily health management and personalized services. The biological risks exposed during Muse Spark's development prompted Meta to implement risk control measures, deciding not to release it as open-source to ensure user safety and privacy.