It's not unthinkable. Look at a product like Siri - at launch it was basically just a WolframAlpha interface. It wasn't a particularly powerful voice assistant, but it did occupy a league of it's own because of the licensed technology. Sure, Apple could have spent a billion dollars to build a new product division and compete against Wolfram, but why?

While this model in particular isn't likely to land in iOS or Windows, the license definitely suggests Meta is trying to cut off FAANG at the pass.