Viewpoint Net News: On August 25, it was reported that Meta Platforms plans to launch an AI assistant for consumers called OpenClaw (internal codename Hatch) as early as within the next few weeks, and plans to roll out its latest AI model “Watermelon” in October.

Hatch is part of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s strategic planning for Meta, aiming to monetize the company’s massive AI investments so that revenue sources are no longer overly dependent on the advertising business.

Meta has considered adopting a tiered pricing system, under which the monthly subscription fee for this product’s premium tier can be as high as $199.99, with the premium tier offering higher usage allowances.

It is reported that Hatch, after training, can access websites such as DoorDash, Etsy, Reddit, Yelp, and Outlook.

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