Meta Reportedly Laying Off Hundreds From Its AI Team

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Who’s Paying for Trump’s Ridiculous White House Ballroom?

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Heavy machinery tears down a section of the East Wing of the White House as construction begins on President Donald Trump's planned ballroom, in Washington, DC, on October 21, 2025.

Meta's Alexandr Wang on why the AI team just laid off 600 workers

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Meta chief AI officer Alexandr Wang shared a memo announcing job cuts.

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I built a Big Tech career without a tech degree. Looking back, some well-meaning career advice was actually holding me back.

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Aria Kim pivoted into Big Tech after graduating with a biology degree.

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Meta preps AI Safety update for teens that lets parents breathe easier

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Meta discussed its future plans for more AI Safety protocols on its platform for parents and their teens.

A lot of journalists left Twitter once Elon Musk took over. Does he want them back now?

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After Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022, he discouraged users from posting links on the site — which discouraged push journalists and others from using it. Has he changed his mind?

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Smart Glasses Are Forcing Wearables to Get Very Weird

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The rise of 'vibe working'

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Border Patrol Responds Like a Petulant Child to Controversy Over Its Antisemitic Video

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Former Meta executive says AI could be headed for a correction

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"Of course, you have got to kind of think, 'Oh wow, this could be headed for a correction," Nick Clegg, Meta's former president of global affairs, said of AI.

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