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Back at the AI Table, Zuckerberg's First Move Is Layoffs?

After a period of lagging behind in the AI race, Meta is reportedly planning significant layoffs, with the first round targeting around 8,000 employees (10% of its global workforce) starting May 20, followed by additional cuts later this year. This move comes just 10 days after Meta’s AI team, Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL), launched its first in-house AI model, Muse Spark—a multimodal reasoning model with advanced capabilities like tool use and multi-agent orchestration. While Muse Spark is seen as a key step for Meta to re-enter competition with leaders like OpenAI and Google, the company is now focusing on an “AI-driven efficiency” strategy. Internal goals aim for 65% of engineers to have AI assist in writing over 75% of their code by mid-2026, and AI usage is reportedly tied to employee performance reviews and promotions. This trend of AI-driven layoffs isn’t isolated; companies like Amazon, Block, and Snap have also cut jobs citing AI’s role in boosting productivity. However, some firms, like Block, later rehired staff after overestimating AI’s immediate impact, highlighting the challenges in balancing AI integration with workforce stability.

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Back at the AI Table, Zuckerberg's First Move Is Layoffs?

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Back at the AI Table, Zuckerberg's First Move Is Layoffs?

Meta is reportedly planning significant layoffs, with the first round set for May 20, potentially cutting around 8,000 jobs (10% of its workforce), according to sources. Further layoffs may follow later in the year, with adjustments based on AI developments. This comes just 10 days after Meta’s AI team, led by Alexandr Wang, launched its most powerful AI model yet, Muse Spark—a multimodal reasoning tool seen as key to Meta’s re-entry into the AI race. Despite strong financials, Meta is pushing for a leaner, AI-driven structure, aiming for 65% of engineers to have AI generate over 75% of their code by mid-2026. The company has also tied AI usage to performance reviews and promotions. This trend isn’t isolated: Amazon, Block, and Snap have also cited AI efficiency gains to justify layoffs, though Block later rehired some employees, highlighting potential implementation risks.

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Back at the AI Table, Zuckerberg's First Move Is Layoffs?

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Just Now, Zuckerberg's $14.3 Billion "Avocado" Is Here: Challenging GPT-5.4 Head-On, Silicon Valley's Most Expensive Chinese Debut

Meta has unveiled Muse Spark (codenamed Avocado), its first AI model from the Meta Superintelligence Lab (MSL), positioning it as a direct competitor to leading models like GPT-5.4 and Gemini 3.1 Pro. With a score of 52 on the Artificial Analysis benchmark, it significantly outperforms its predecessor, Llama 4 Maverick (18 points), and ranks among the top models. Key features include native multimodal perception, tool use, visual chain-of-thought reasoning, and multi-agent collaboration via a "Contemplating Mode." Muse Spark excels in multimodal tasks, health-related queries (trained with input from 1,000+ clinicians), and agent-based applications, though it lags slightly in coding and complex reasoning tasks. The model is highly token-efficient, using significantly fewer tokens than competitors like Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.4 for similar performance. It is integrated into Meta's platforms (meta.ai, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp) and is free to use, though it remains closed-source. The development involved a complete rebuild of Meta's AI stack, reducing pre-training compute needs to one-tenth of Llama 4's requirements. The project, led by Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang and a team of researchers from OpenAI and DeepMind, marks Meta's re-entry into the top tier of AI development.

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Just Now, Zuckerberg's $14.3 Billion "Avocado" Is Here: Challenging GPT-5.4 Head-On, Silicon Valley's Most Expensive Chinese Debut

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