Mark Zuckerberg's Meta AI app has become the saddest place on the internet with its public feed of personal overshares.

Dystopian thriller “Soylent Green” ends with the hero discovering that the mystery food that sustains New York’s citizens, and whose name the movie bears, is actually made of human beings. Reports that Meta Platforms may acquire 49 per cent of artificial intelligence company Scale AI for $15bn illustrate a similar plot twist. AI, too, is people.

Meta agreed to pay $14.8 billion dollars for a 49 percent stake in the AI data firm Scale AI, which will give the company access to talent and data services.

Meta on Wednesday announced it's rolling out a new AI "world model" that can better understand the 3D environment and movements of physical objects.

The new lab, set to include the Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang, is part of a reorganization of Meta’s artificial intelligence efforts under Mark Zuckerberg.

Meta Platforms and TikTok said a European Union supervisory fee levied on them was disproportionate and based on a flawed methodology as they took their fight with tech regulators to Europe's second highest court on Wednesday.

Meta's ad strategy targets older users who drive revenue growth and have more purchasing power, as a Barclays analysis shows.

Meta's head of public policy in India, Shivnath Thukral, is leaving the social networking company, nearly three and a half years after joining and just