Meta to Replace Google Chat with Slack for Internal AI Agent Collaboration
Meta announced it will move its internal messaging from Google Chat to Slack, citing Slack’s superior support for AI agents.
Meta’s AI leader Alexandr Wang circulated a memo stating the company will transition its internal communications from Google Chat to Slack. The rationale centers on Slack’s advanced conversational UI, well-established developer framework, and a wide array of third-party integrations that facilitate AI agent deployment. While not every team is creating agents now, the move aims to provide a useful agent environment for the entire workforce.
Salesforce, which acquired Slack for $27.7 billion in 2021, stands to gain from the shift as it pushes deeper into AI features. Both Meta and Salesforce declined to comment, and Google did not respond to a request for comment. The migration underscores Slack’s growing role in the AI-agent market and follows a recent surge in Salesforce’s stock after an expanded partnership with Anthropic.
Why it matters
The shift highlights Slack’s emerging dominance as a platform for AI tools, affecting how large tech firms coordinate internal work.
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