Update 21:53 BST, Fri Aug. 11, 2023 – Elon Musk has now revealed that the much-touted fight between him and Mark Zuckerberg will be held in Italy at a date to be announced. In a series of tweets, Musk said
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he’s “ready today” to fight Elon Musk in a cage match, but is not very optimistic that the proposed fight between the two billionaires will take place. Posting on his new social media platform Threads, Zuckerberg
Threads, Meta’s Twitter competitor, saw a sharp decline in user engagement in the month since its launch, with active users declining 82% to just 8 million people using the app each day, according to SimilarWeb and Sensor Tower. Threads’ active
As artificial intelligence technology continues to develop, some sociologists fear that human relationships with AI friends will result in what they call “learned narcissism” – simply put, a lack of empathy caused by constant AI affirmation. The comments come as
Meta Platforms is gearing up to introduce AI-powered chatbots with distinct personalities in a move aimed at improving user engagement and retention on its platforms. The chatbots are reportedly scheduled for a September release and will be responsible for offering
Mark Zuckerberg’s Reality Labs division has lost $40 billion since 2021, but that won’t stop Meta from plowing even more money into the project. The revelations came with the release of Meta’s second-quarter results for 2023. The end of the
Meta, the parent company of Threads, is heavily engaged in alluring users’ to its new Twitter rival after the application lost several of its daily users over the past weeks. Threads saw a buzzy launch, crossing 100 million sign-ups within
Elon Musk’s decision to rebrand Twitter as X could be fraught with difficulty as competitors including Microsoft and Meta already own trademarks for the same letter. The renaming exercise could set the stage for a legal dispute between tech’s biggest
TikTok announced the launch of a new feature that allows people to post text-only content, similar to Meta’s Threads and Elon Musk’s Twitter. The feature lets users create and share text posts, which can be enhanced with stickers, hashtags, and
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has mocked owner Elon Musk’s rebranding and change in the logo of the social media platform, in what could be an escalation of fights in social media circles. Dorsey, a longtime executive of Twitter described the
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has reportedly halted its development of the VR/AR project, including a pause on the development of Quest Pro and Quest Pro 2, reports The Information. Mark Zuckerberg’s tech giant has cancelled the new projects
Meta’s newest offering – Threads has trailed rival Twitter’s path introducing rate limits among the many fresh new updates expected to improve user experience. Prior to the updates, on initial launch, users experienced challenges, especially with regards to uploading images
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