Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that Meta has not met the anticipated pace in the development of artificial intelligence technologies and that the internal reorganization has been less efficient than expected.

The CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, stated in an internal meeting that the company has not achieved the anticipated progress in artificial intelligence development in the last four months. He also admitted that the internal reorganization process, which included significant layoffs, was not managed effectively. Meta continues to invest heavily in AI, estimating an allocation of up to 145 billion dollars for dedicated infrastructure this year, part of a global wave of investments exceeding 700 billion dollars in technology. However, Zuckerberg remains optimistic, anticipating that the results of these investments could become visible in the next three to six months.

In the same meeting, Andrew Bosworth, Meta's Chief Technology Officer, discussed an internal investigation related to a security incident concerning employee monitoring software, ensuring that the collected data was not used to train AI systems. Meta has suspended the use of the monitoring application, and in the case of reactivation, it will be based on the voluntary agreement of the employees.