OpenAI says it's cutting ties with Scale AI following its deal with Meta, raising questions about the data provider's ...

Meta Platforms is reportedly planning to deliver advertising creative materials produced entirely with AI, a move that would deliver significant cost savings to ad buyers and shake up the overall ...

Meta's AI team has faced a talent drain as key Llama model creators have exited. The departures raise concerns about Meta's ability to retain top AI talent. Meta's AI strategy is challenged by ...

Meta is dividing its AI department into two new teams, according to a report from Axios. Now the company’s AI personnel will be assigned to an AI products team, or an AGI Foundations unit.

The easy access that scammers have to sophisticated AI tools means everything from emails to video calls can’t be trusted. Launched in April, the Meta AI platform offers a “discover” feed ...

Titan Eye+ has launched the Ray-Ban Meta AI Smart Glasses in India, making the advanced wearable technology accessible to Indian consumers. Available at select Titan Eye+ stores and online ...

According to The Information, OpenAI is planning to charge close to $20,000 a month for advanced research agents and approximately $2,000 a month for software developer AI agents. Meta has ...

Watch on Deadline The ceremony sponsors include OpenAI, Meta, Microsoft and Amazon, among other tech and AI companies. The event is happening around the Special Competitive Studies Project’s AI ...

No senior officials were let go as part of the announcement. AI has proven vital to Meta’s goals, including its recent campaign to improve teenagers’ social media experience. Already ...

“As we look toward our future energy needs in advancing AI, we recognize the immense value of nuclear power in providing reliable, firm electricity,” Meta added. Meta, like other tech ...

Meta will automatically use their public data to train Meta AI. Senior Meta officials have been critical of the EU rules and said that the launch in Europe took longer than expected.

Nick Clegg, former deputy prime minister in the U.K. and former Meta executive, said last week that asking artists for permission to train AI on their work would “basically kill the AI industry ...