Meta is testing StoryKit, an app that generates AI-created bedtime stories for children based on user-selected characters, settings, and lessons. The app is currently in pilot testing in select countries and requires users to be 18 or older, generating personalized stories without requiring parents to write anything themselves. The article critiques the app as outsourcing imagination and human connection, arguing that despite busy lives, parents have alternatives to relying on AI-generated bedtime stories.
Lawrence Berkeley Lab and four other Department of Energy facilities deployed Meta's SAM 3 and DINOv3 models as part of the Genesis Mission's SYNAPS-I project to automate image segmentation in scientific research. The system processes X-ray and neutron imaging data that previously required weeks of manual annotation, now delivering fully segmented 3D volumes in approximately 15 minutes on 300 A100 GPUs. This real-time analysis enables scientists to observe dynamic biological processes and material changes as experiments occur, rather than analyzing data months later.
Meta released Astryx, an open-source design system built on React that ships with 150+ accessible components, seven themes, and a CLI tool designed to work with both human developers and AI agents. The system has been in development inside Meta for eight years and includes full TypeScript support, token-level customization, and the ability to eject component source code. Developers can now use Astryx to build applications that maintain design coherence and accessibility without being locked into a single visual aesthetic or forking components.
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