Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg plans to release a standalone Meta AI app to challenge ChatGPT and become the leader by the end of this year.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman teased the possibility of developing a social media application in response to Meta Platforms Inc.'s plans to launch a standalone artificial intelligence app, setting the stage for intensified competition in the AI space.

Meta’s upcoming AI app advances CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plans to make his company the leader in AI by the end of the year, people familiar with the matter said.

Growing computational requirements of artificial intelligence systems have significantly increased the demand for data centers. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg had said in January the company would spend as much as $65 billion this year to expand its AI infrastructure.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is a “careless” executive who sought to convince China to let his company operate on the mainland by helping it develop censorship tools and bolster its artificial intelligence capabilities — all while concealing those efforts from Congress,

Mark Zuckerberg wants to bolster voice capabilities of Meta Platforms Inc's AI. Meta plans to introduce improved voice features this year.

Mark Zuckerberg believes that 2025 will mark the year AI assistants achieve widespread adoption, with Meta AI expected to lead the market.

Mark Zuckerberg is building up and improving the voice capabilities of Meta‘s AI this year, with plans to introduce the improved features to

Artificial intelligence is already improving this business' financial results, but there could be a lot more to come.

The future of software development is undergoing a fundamental shift. Mark Zuckerberg has made a bold statement: in 2025, Meta will extensively utilize artificial intelligence (AI) for coding, significantly reducing the role of human programmers.

Meta went to extreme lengths, including developing a censorship system, in a failed attempt to bring Facebook to millions of internet users in China, according to a whistleblower complaint.

CEOs like Alphabet's Sundar Pichai and Meta's Mark Zuckerberg have said that the risk of under-investing in AI is much greater than overspending, as these kinds of technological shifts can be all-or-nothing bets for the tech giants.