In recent developments, it’s been disclosed that Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is actively bolstering its artificial intelligence (AI) team. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly reaching out directly to experts from rival companies such as Google’s DeepMind. Encouraging them to join Meta’s AI endeavors. According to sources familiar with the situation, Zuckerberg has been personally emailing researchers in attempts to persuade them to switch sides.
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Meta is said to be streamlining its hiring process by offering positions
Additionally, Meta is said to be streamlining its hiring process by offering positions without formal interviews and negotiating salaries and incentives to attract top talent. This move aligns with Meta’s focus on advancing AI technology. Particularly to enhance its platform’s video recommendations. Tom Alison, head of Facebook, outlined Meta’s strategy to consolidate recommendation systems into a single robust AI model, aiming for more engaging. Responsive suggestions across its video ecosystem. If successful, Meta anticipates improvements in both the relevance. Also responsiveness of recommendations, potentially revolutionizing user experiences.
Meta has been using different AI models for various features like Reels, Groups, and Feed. Recently they have also started experimenting with more advanced AI methods to bring all recommendations under one system. But Meta faces a problem of a shortage of computer chips. They have been a major buyer of Nvidia’s H100 chips, spending $4.5 billion in 2023. Now, with Nvidia’s new Blackwell (or B200) chip being released, everyone is out to get it. With Meta expecting to wait until 2025 for shipments.
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