Meta and the problem of not having invested in AI

Meta and the problem of not having invested in AI

While AI has shown that it has the potential to become a disruptive technology and has driven companies such as OpenAI, Meta has not invested in this booming sector.

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Meta and the problem of not having invested in AI
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