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A new report says Meta has already deployed roughly $100 billion toward artificial intelligence efforts, even as some workers worry that the next phase could automate away more roles. The company has not publicly mapped the pace or scale of any labor shift, according to the reporting.
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The social media and AI company said it will align with a European framework aimed at making synthetic media easier to identify without overwhelming users or creating a tangle of competing labels.
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Fresh remarks following the latest wave of earnings highlighted how Meta Platforms and Microsoft are approaching artificial intelligence spending, and why investors are still sorting out what level of capital expenditure is sustainable.
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Meta says WhatsApp Web now supports one-on-one and group calls with end-to-end encryption, plus features like call transfers between devices, a waiting room for group call links, QuickHD for faster high-definition video startup, and background noise suppression.
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In its latest quarterly reporting period, Meta highlighted improving advertising performance, while its leadership sought to address investor questions about costs tied to an “AI-first” strategy and regulatory uncertainty.
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Stocks claw back after a Fed-linked pullback, with semiconductor names helping power the Nasdaq higher as Meta came under pressure following its latest results.
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A rapid buildout of AI-related infrastructure is weighing on cash generation, according to market coverage tied to Meta’s latest guidance, even as the company outlines it expects higher baseline capital spending.
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A new market analysis contrasts Meta Platforms’ quarterly revenue pattern with Microsoft’s, suggesting Microsoft’s lead has grown over the past eight quarters while Meta’s results tend to move more with the calendar.
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Midday trading on Thursday showed a sharp split between two mega-cap software and AI bellwethers, with Microsoft jumping and Meta falling, underscoring how quickly sentiment can shift around the next set of earnings and guidance outlines.
