Despite staggering offers, top AI talent keeps rejecting Meta’s advances, exposing the challenges behind Zuckerberg’s superintelligence vision.

Meta is following TikTok’s lead, and will restrict private accounts, and accounts with less than 1,000 followers, from going live.

Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg posted a letter yesterday focused mostly on the potential for so-called “personal superintelligence.” ...

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Meta Platforms is pressing ahead with efforts to bring in outside partners to help fund the massive infrastructure needed to ...

Meta lets you share your chats with its AI bot to a public feed. Google can index that feed — and make your searchable and ...

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In many ways, we’re living in the world that Mark Zuckerberg built. No other person is as responsible for social media ’s ...

OpenAI raises $8.3B in new capital, accelerating its path toward $40B fundraising goal for 2025. ChatGPT users grow to 5M ...