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Meta and Reliance Industries announced a 168 MW AI data center in Gujarat, marking Meta's initial infrastructure play in India's rapidly expanding AI compute market.

Meta removed embedded facial-recognition components from its Meta AI app following WIRED's investigation, but questions about the NameTag system's scope and intent remain unanswered.

Meta's standalone AI app now auto-generates clickbait-style articles with AI-created text, images, and prompts—often fabricated or misattributed to real sources.

Attackers bypassed Meta's AI support agent through simple prompts, revealing that vulnerable automation—not superintelligent hackers—poses the more immediate AI security threat.

A copyright case against Meta's Llama model now targets individual scientists, potentially shifting personal liability for AI training decisions.

Texas attorneys claim Meta can read WhatsApp messages despite decades of end-to-end encryption promises, citing a closed federal investigation.

Meta faces record profits alongside plummeting employee morale after mass layoffs; Google I/O debuts agentic search; Elon Musk loses OpenAI lawsuit.

Ahead of Wednesday's mass layoff affecting roughly 8,000 workers, Meta staff are depleting annual wellness credits and flexible benefits while morale plummets.

Defense contractor Anduril is developing augmented-reality headsets for soldiers, including a $159M Army contract and a self-funded alternative, with production timelines uncertain.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces Incognito Chat for Meta AI, claiming end-to-end encryption means not even Meta can read user conversations.

After a year testing dozens of AI-powered eyewear products, The Verge finds the category's main appeal is discretion — and that's not enough to sustain a market.