Meta has begun laying off thousands of employees, primarily those deemed underperforming, as it shifts focus towards AI ...

In an official memo, Meta has planned a wide layoff in many countries except Germany, France, Italy, and the Netherlands ...

Meta has announced another round of layoffs, affecting 3,600 workers, as part of its strategic shift toward AI.

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, recently discussed a legal battle in Pakistan, where he was sued over content deemed ...

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In January, Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta’s nine-year-old fact-checking system, which relied in part on third-party ...

Kelly Stonelake, a former Meta employee has filed a lawsuit against the company alleging a “toxic pattern of silencing women, ...

Critics of OpenAI would say it's more empty hype designed to continue placating OpenAI's big-pocketed investors.

Mark Zuckerberg posted an Instagram photo of himself wearing a hoodie that nod to Kim Kardashian's legal aspirations. The moment comes after Kim's mom Kris Jenner starred in Meta's Super Bowl ...

Perhaps the biggest threat to our jobs isn’t AI—but other, more talented people. Or so seems to be the case with Meta’s ...

The layoffs, according to Zuckerberg, would target “low-performers.” The layoffs will amount to roughly 3,600 people losing ...

Meta, admitting previous attempts at moderation have fallen into the realm of censorship, will end its third-party fact check program, and adopt a Community Notes model powered by contributing users ...