Meta releases more powerful AI model, edges closer to rivals | Financial Post
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Meta releases more powerful AI model, edging closer to rivals
The social media giant is spending hundreds of billions of dollars in a bid to catch up in a fast-moving AI race
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Riley Griffin
Published Sep 02, 2026
Last updated 15 hours ago
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently wrote a public note explaining the importance of making AI development more open and accessible.
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Meta Platforms Inc.
released its most powerful
artificial intelligence
model yet, with its chief AI officer saying its capabilities are edging closer to
top competitors
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