Meta plans to lay off about 600 employees in its artificial intelligence division
According to Jinse Finance, Meta, the parent company of tech giant Facebook, plans to lay off about 600 employees in its artificial intelligence division. Reports indicate that the newly established TBD Lab, which previously recruited many top AI researchers from competitors such as OpenAI and Apple with high salaries, is not affected by this round of layoffs. The layoffs are reportedly aimed at addressing the "organizational bloat" caused by large-scale hiring to rapidly advance AI projects in the past. It is understood that in recent months, Meta has been actively adjusting its AI strategy to keep pace with competitors, investing billions of dollars in infrastructure projects and talent recruitment. (CCTV Finance)
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