We may have to wait until 2027 for the launch of the next pair of Meta mixed reality smart glasses

Meta's leading artificial intelligence team is experiencing internal friction with long-standing executives loyal to CEO Mark Zuckerberg, creating an us-versus-them mentality within the company. This tension arises amid significant changes in Meta's strategic direction, particularly regarding its AI initiatives and metaverse investments.

Meta has committed to reducing data sharing for users in the European Union by 2026, following a €200 million fine related to its advertising practices. This decision is part of a broader effort to comply with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and to address regulatory scrutiny over its data handling policies.

Meta has announced that users of Facebook and Instagram in the European Union will have the option to share less data, a move aimed at complying with EU regulations and addressing privacy concerns. This decision follows a €200 million fine imposed on the company for its advertising practices, prompting a shift in its data-sharing policies.

Apple's recent executive turnover includes the departure of its UI executive to Meta, alongside three other executives, highlighting a significant shift within the company. This trend reflects ongoing challenges in retaining top talent amid a competitive technology landscape.

Meta has announced a new ad-light option for Facebook users in the European Union, a significant shift from its previous 'pay or consent' advertising model. This change follows discussions with the European Commission aimed at addressing regulatory concerns and ending ongoing investigations into its advertising practices.

Concerns are growing that the artificial intelligence (AI) sector may be experiencing a bubble that could burst, as highlighted by Blake Montgomery's report. The significant investments from major tech companies like Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla, which collectively represent a substantial portion of the S&P 500, have raised alarms about the sustainability of this growth.