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Mark Zuckerberg says that those not wearing AI smart glasses in the future will be at a 'pretty significant cognitive disadvantage'
Whether or not people will be cognitively disadvantaged without smart glasses is debatable. Recent studies from Microsoft and MIT released this year have reported that habitual AI users may experience declines in critical thinking, creativity and problem-solving skills.
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Mark Zuckerberg Finally Submits His AI ManifestoMark Zuckerberg has broadcast plenty of loud signals that he, too, is a true AI CEO. He has directed his company to spend ...
Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the social media group's work on AI has produced “glimpses” of systems improving ...
Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg expects to deliver “personal superintelligence for everyone” but his ambitious bets on AI ...
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AI Researcher Declines $1 Billion Offer From Mark ZuckerbergMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is absolutely tripping over himself to attract top AI talent to fill the ranks of his recently ...
During Meta's second quarter earnings call, Mark Zuckerberg further acknowledged there could be a shift, though he downplayed ...
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Mark Zuckerberg Is Wooing Wall Street With AI Again. Is It Too Late to Buy META Stock?Meta Platforms (META) released its Q2 2025 earnings yesterday, July 30, and the stock is trading sharply higher today, as the ...
“AI is significantly improving our ability to show people content that they’re going to find interesting and useful,” ...
Meta's CEO says developing superintelligent AI is 'now in sight.' But it won't be open source like Llama, which critics have ...
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