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Mark Zuckerberg was just three minutes into his keynote speech at the company's annual Meta Connect product event last month when his tone turned almost wistful

Mark Zuckerberg was just three minutes into his keynote speech at the company's annual Meta Connect product event last month when his tone turned almost wistful

Contractors quietly handled some calls as employees raised concerns over sensitive data

Meta lays off 8,000 employees while accelerating AI investment and cloud computing plans, boosting stock but raising Wall Street concerns over margins and costs

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He described current morale as "maybe not the worst it's ever been in 20 years here, but it's probably up there. It's definitely up there," while referencing the Cambridge Analytica scandal as a previous low point

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That’s a relatively gentle note of skepticism compared to other signs of a broader backlash, whether you look at graduating college students booing any mention of AI, the bad vibes around tech industry layoffs, or the apparent surge of installs at search engine DuckDuckGo after Google’s announcement that it’s bringing more AI to the search experience

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It looked like a significant setback to the tech giant's grand VR metaverse vision, with Meta refocusing its efforts on the Horizon Worlds mobile app instead

The Patriots are looking for their NFL-leading seventh Super Bowl win, which would break a tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers

Meta has reportedly laid off about 10% of its staff from the Reality Labs division, including those working on Metaverse