In a groundbreaking announcement, Zuckerberg introduces the MSL lab aimed at advancing Meta's AI capabilities, revealing aggressive hiring strategies that have sparked tensions with OpenAI.
Meta's recruitment of top AI talent is reaching unprecedented heights, with offers of up to $300 million. As the tech giant races to secure its dominance in AI, the competition is heating up, raising eyebrows and salaries alike.
In a recent Instagram post, Mark Zuckerberg showcased the rare De Bethune DB28xs Purple Rain watch while announcing a partnership with Oakley for Meta Smart Glasses, captivating watch enthusiasts everywhere.
Meta's Threads is testing a new spoiler text feature that allows users to hide plot details in posts, enhancing conversations about popular shows like 'The Last of Us' without revealing spoilers. This upgrade encourages more engagement in the entertainment community.
Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg is aggressively recruiting top AI talent for his new superintelligence lab, offering eye-popping salaries and significant resources. With major hires like Alexandr Wang, the tech landscape is shifting rapidly.
In a groundbreaking deal valued at $29 billion, Meta has acquired Scale AI, led by CEO Alexandr Wang, to enhance its AI strategy. This move positions Meta to gain a competitive edge in the AI market by leveraging Scale's data labeling expertise.
Meta has finally released an official iPad app for WhatsApp, leaving many to wonder when Instagram will follow. Rumor has it that development for an Instagram iPad app is already underway, and it could be released this year!
A quiet revolution is brewing in Silicon Valley as tech giants like Musk and Zuckerberg propose a future without smartphones. From brain implants to digital tattoos, discover the radical technologies redefining human-device interaction.
As Meta prepares for its earnings release, all eyes are on CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the company’s AI investments amidst market challenges and the looming FTC trial. Will they meet investor expectations?
In a surprising move, billionaires like Zuckerberg and Oracle's Safra Catz sold off shares worth billions just before market turmoil. What does this mean for investors?
