Honestly, I don't totally get why some companies trust meta ai to make business decisions for them, especially with all the stuff people are saying about data being shared and the chance of it getting things wrong sometimes. Like, even Meta's site warns you that the AI can be inaccurate or say stuff that's just not right. I guess it's super tempting because it can make things way faster—I've seen people use it to build sales reports and answer client questions in seconds. But if I'm running a business, I wouldn't blindly follow every AI answer, especially if real money is on the line.

One time, I saw a team ask meta ai to generate an ad campaign. It was good, but it missed some trends that a real marketing person would've caught. Meta even states that some of your data might get shared with partners, which is kinda sketchy if you're in a sensitive business. So yeah, meta ai is great for quick ideas or grunt work, but I'd say keep an eye on what it's doing. Use it, but double-check before making any big moves, ya know?