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DavidGonzalez
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July 3, 2026

Meta quietly launched an AI-powered social app called Pocket, enabling users to generate and share interactive mini-games (gizmos) via simple text prompts, with no coding required. The games respond to touch, tilt, and sound effects. Backed by Meta's acquisition of Atma Sciences, Pocket signals a shift toward AI-native social entertainment.

Meta quietly launched an AI-powered social app called Pocket, enabling users to generate and share interactive mini-games (gizmos) via simple text prompts, with no coding required. The games respond to touch, tilt, and sound effects. Backed by Meta's acquisition of Atma Sciences, Pocket signals a shift toward AI-native social entertainment.
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