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Meta CEO Zuckerberg published an open letter titled 'Personal Superintelligence,' announcing the company's commitment to developing personal superintelligent systems. He proposed a decentralized approach that differs from the industry's centralized perspective, advocating for superintelligence empowering each individual. Zuckerberg remains optimistic about technological progress, believing it will usher in a new era of individual empowerment, but he also emphasized the need for careful management of security risks. Notably, the letter hints at potential future adjustments to the open-source strategy, shifting towards a more conservative proprietary model in core technology areas.

Meta CEO Zuckerberg emphasized at the earnings conference call that AI glasses will become the core device for human-computer interaction in the future. He believes smart glasses can enable real-time AI perception of the user's environment and interaction, and those who do not wear them will be at a cognitive disadvantage. Meta has already launched several products such as Ray-Ban Meta, with sales increasing more than threefold year-over-year. Despite cumulative losses of nearly $70 billion in the Reality Labs division, Zuckerberg remains optimistic about its development prospects, believing that glasses are the best medium for integrating the physical and digital worlds, and will drive the vision of the metaverse.

Meta CEO Zuckerberg stated during a earnings call that AI glasses will become the primary way for human-computer interaction, and those who do not wear them will be at a cognitive disadvantage. He pointed out that glasses can observe users' lives in real time and interact with them. Display technology will enhance the experience. The smart glasses developed by Meta and Ray-Ban have seen sales triple. However, the Reality Labs division reported a loss of $4.53 billion in the second quarter. Zuckerberg emphasized that glasses are the best medium for blending the virtual and real worlds, but he also acknowledged that future AI devices may take forms beyond imagination.

Meta CEO Zuckerberg offered $1B to 12 TML AI talents, but none accepted. Meta denies some reports. Zuckerberg contacted candidates via WhatsApp, promising a top AI assistant and open-source strategy. However, Meta's vague roadmap and TML's recent $12B funding deterred talent, who prioritized growth over salary.....

Meta reorganized its AI structure to establish a Superintelligent Lab, integrating 3400 employees, led by Alexandr Wang as Chief AI Officer. The new structure is divided into four teams: AGI Basic Research, AI Product Development (including Meta AI Assistant), the Basic AI Lab led by Yann LeCun, and a group focused on Llama5 development. Meta is offering high salaries to attract talent from companies like OpenAI and Apple, but this has raised doubts within the original team about the influx of high-paid outsiders. Recently, two AI leads from Apple have joined.

Meta CEO Zuckerberg is offering top OpenAI engineers a $100 million salary in an attempt to attract them, triggering a talent war in the tech industry. OpenAI CEO Altman stated that he will retain talent through a sense of mission, team excellence, and a world-class laboratory, and remains confident in the company's future. The two are set to meet for the first time at the Sun Valley Summit, and Altman also emphasized that cooperation between the government and enterprises is needed for AI infrastructure development. This talent battle may reshape the tech industry landscape.

Recently, a move by Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg has drawn significant attention. Disappointed with the performance of the company's latest open-source large model, Llama4, Zuckerberg has decided to personally form a brand-new 'Superintelligence Team' in an effort to regain competitive advantage in the field of artificial intelligence. The goal of this new team is to achieve general artificial intelligence (AGI), making machines reach human-level performance across multiple tasks. According to insider sources, Zuckerberg has prioritized the formation of the new team and has already established a group called

Mark Stevens (NVIDIA Corp.) sold over one million shares of the company's stock this week, with the total transaction value approaching $150 million. This move comes after NVIDIA's stock experienced some volatility and has seen a recent recovery in its price. According to documents released by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday, Stevens' stock sales were conducted in two separate transactions on Monday and Tuesday. As NVIDIA's performance in the market gradually improves...

According to Bloomberg, Meta officially launched a layoff plan on Monday, targeting primarily 'underperforming' employees. At the same time, Meta is actively seeking new talent to strengthen its position in the artificial intelligence market. The layoffs will affect approximately 3,600 employees, accounting for 5% of Meta's total workforce. Affected employees were notified via email. U.S. employees will receive severance packages that include 16 weeks of pay and additional compensation based on their years of service.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced in a recent Facebook post that the company plans to significantly increase its capital expenditures by 2025 in order to maintain a competitive edge in the intense AI race. Zuckerberg indicated that Meta expects its capital expenditures in 2025 to reach between $60 billion and $80 billion, primarily for data center construction and expanding its AI development team. This budget range is almost double Meta's spending of $35 billion to $40 billion last year.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently defended the company's use of copyrighted data in AI training by referencing YouTube's battle against pirated content in a legal lawsuit. The case, titled 'Kadrey v. Meta', is one of numerous copyright lawsuits against AI companies currently in U.S. courts, with plaintiffs including notable authors Sarah Silverman and Ta-Nehisi Coates. According to recently released excerpts from Zuckerberg's testimony, he pointed out that while there may be instances of...

Recently, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's alliance with Trump and his significant denial of European values have raised a troubling question: Should European organizations continue to use Meta's AI models? Not long ago, Meta criticized the EU for blocking its use of European user data to train AI models, claiming this data is crucial for localizing technology. However, Zuckerberg's recent statements are at odds with these values, as he announced plans to cooperate with the Trump administration to oppose so-called external governance.