Meta just rolled out Pocket to all US users, an experimental app that lets anyone vibe-code bite-sized interactive games using simple AI prompts. The mini-games—dubbed "gizmos"—can respond to phone tilts, touch, sound effects, and personal photos, and are shared in a scrollable feed where others can remix them.
Meta just rolled out Pocket, an experimental app that lets users build and share playable mini-games simply by typing text prompts. Powered by tech from the acquired startup Gizmo, the interactive widgets respond to touch, phone tilts, and camera inputs. It is currently only testing in Brazil as Meta pushes vibe coding into casual social feeds.
Mozilla just announced it is cutting around 60 jobs and shutting down side projects like 3D platform Hubs to refocus on its flagship browser. The organization is combining its Pocket, content, and AI/ML teams directly into Firefox to build 'trustworthy AI' features. Why it matters: After years of chasing diversified bets, Mozilla is retreating to its core base to survive the generative AI era.
