Meta is cutting roughly 600 positions in its artificial intelligence division, as the company reorganizes its workforce to better compete in the global AI race
A tighter labor market and lower corporate tolerance have stifled employee input on controversies over company policy, AI safety and the Israel-Gaza war.
Donald Trump has brought in outsiders to rapidly make dramatic cuts. Bill Clinton relied on existing government leaders to take a more targeted approach.
Meta leaders Joel Kaplan and Nick Clegg told the social media company’s Oversight Board last year that videos reposted by Libs of TikTok should be treated carefully.
Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom told a federal judge Tuesday that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg underinvested in the photo-sharing app after it was sold to Meta.