Mark Zuckerberg planned to replace thousands of Meta staff with AI, plan collapsed
www.engadget.com/2244816/meta... ok yeah the boom's over if this loser has figured it out
now make hard drive prices normal again you jags
“never mind, we’ll just focus on the pervert glasses”
Has anyone noticed that everything this guy makes stinks and doesn't work? Is it just me?
AI evangelicists all across corporate america about to be hit with the
How much do they pay Zuck these days to reorient the entire company around chasing money-losing fads?
love seeing the writing on the wall and still being told by my dumbass company leadership to put ai in everything
AI CEOs thinking about the rate of model improvements in 2023
Meta abandoned their plan to fire most of their humans when they discovered they traded 220% more code output for 70% more time spent fixing technical and security incidents
That sound you're hearing is a bubble popping...
If an idea is so bad Mark Zuckerberg decides to stop spending money on it, it's bad bad.
hootin' and hollerin' as I post this in every slack room with an "AI-" prefix I can find. The slack mods are trying to block me.
I’m sure “we tried to lay off 60% of you, but just kidding” is great for morale
How it feels calling every single one of these scams imploding frame one, three years before it happens
Es increíble que este villano de peli de Pixar siga haciendo dinero.
I like that they crop the photo at the waist as a tribute to metaverse's lack of legs
Back in the 90s a guy like this wouldve been stuffed in the toilet so hard his glasses snapped
Earlier this year, Meta planned for AI to take over much of the daily work performed by thousands of human employees, and executives explored slashing the size of many teams by as much as 60%. But just hours before the first layoff wave, the CEO blinked reut.rs/3UkZ26n
Folks, this is the very conversation many companies are having. Notice the coldness as he refers to staff - simply capital, capital that are living human beings, that have families that are also being impacted.
"People Oriented Things" - how Mark Zuckerberg describes his thousands of human employees.
I’ll bet AI would do zuch and executive jobs nicely. And they wouldn’t need a Hawaii retreat. 🤣
It just spent six weeks negotiating with itself and let the market think 20% was the mercy version…
What? Mark needed more castles?
The tech villains better get ready to live in exile for financing tyranny and being assholes.👹👹👹
“To make its workforce “AI native,” Meta explored slashing the size of many teams across the company by as much as 60% in two waves, internal documents show. Staff revolted - and hours before a big layoff in May, the CEO called off planning for further cuts.”
Oh I wished they'd have done it. Because I want to see Meta destroyed.