Meta’s AI Push Hits a Slump as Zuckerberg Admits Progress Isn’t What He Expected
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Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg says AI agents aren’t advancing as quickly as hoped amid mass layoffs and a reorganizing effort, with the company leaning on competitors’ models while spending about $145 billion on AI infrastructure; Meta also paused its employee-monitoring program following a data leak, though Zuckerberg remains cautiously optimistic about benefits within three to six months.
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