Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that the company's AI agent systems have not progressed as quickly as planned following a major restructuring that included layoffs and shifting 7,000 employees to AI roles. He admitted the organizational changes were not as smooth as hoped and that executives were overly optimistic about AI tools like Anthropic's Claude Code. Despite the slower progress, Zuckerberg expects meaningful benefits from AI investments within three to six months. Meta is investing heavily in AI infrastructure, with projected spending up to $145 billion this year, reflecting a broader tech industry trend.
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