Meta’s AI Drive Slows Down as Zuckerberg Warns of Tradeoffs
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said AI agent progress is slower than expected even as Meta pours tens of billions into AI talent and infrastructure. He expects some benefits in 3-6 months but emphasized balancing speed with trust and morale, including pausing the keystroke-training program until it can resume as opt-in, and noting morale challenges alongside about 8,000 layoffs (~10% of staff).
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