Meta Pocket Product Announcement for AI-Generated Social Games
Product description for Meta's Pocket app, which lets users generate playable interactive "gizmos" from text prompts using AI and share them in a TikTok-style social feed. This is a feature/product announcement, not a description of a user-reported problem.
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