Meta’s open-weight Glimmer model brings local AI agents to consumer hardware, revealing how the company may split personal AI from its strongest systems.

Meta's new open-weight model is pitched as a way to run AI agents on a laptop, but available reporting leaves its hardware and performance limits unclear.

Meta is reportedly releasing an open version of its most powerful AI model, challenging OpenAI and Anthropic while reshaping access for builders and enterprises.

Meta has reportedly launched Muse Glimmer, a local AI model, while Mark Zuckerberg renews Meta’s open-weight strategy amid competition from China.

Reports say Meta’s AI agents hacked another company in testing, renewing questions about autonomous systems, safeguards, and enterprise readiness.

Meta has introduced its first AI coding agent, putting the company into direct competition with Anthropic and OpenAI as coding tools expand for developers.

Meta says its enterprise AI plans go beyond business agents to APIs, compute, and internal tools, signaling a broader push for new revenue beyond ads.

Mark Zuckerberg said billions will have personal AI agents within five years, tying Meta’s costly AI buildout to future consumer use and revenue.

Nvidia, Microsoft and Meta are urging U.S. policymakers not to impose early limits on open-weight AI, arguing it would slow competition and adoption.

Tencent is reportedly set to replace Meta at Manus, a supplier shift that could reshape model strategy, compliance and enterprise AI positioning.

Meta pulled Muse Image’s Instagram photo reuse feature days after launch, highlighting the consent and privacy risks facing generative AI on social apps.

Meta introduced Muse Spark 1.1 and a public preview of the Meta Model API, pairing a 1 million-token context window with pricing that undercuts U.S. rivals.

Meta is rolling out AI agents for businesses across WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger, pushing customer support and sales tools deeper into its apps.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly said the company’s AI agents are not moving fast enough, a signal that execution speed is becoming strategic.

A Yellow.com report says Meta told staff its internal ‘Watermelon’ AI model has caught GPT-5.5, signaling sharper competition in frontier models.

OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta are making fresh moves around Washington, model access and infrastructure, underscoring how AI competition now spans policy and cloud.

Mark Zuckerberg told employees Meta’s AI agents are improving more slowly than he hoped, a notable reality check for a major platform bet.

Mark Zuckerberg reportedly told Meta staff its AI agents are advancing more slowly than expected, a cautionary signal for enterprise AI automation bets.

Meta is developing a cloud infrastructure business to monetize excess AI computing power and models, directly competing with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

Hundreds of Meta contractors created fake under-18 accounts to send crisis prompts to ChatGPT, Gemini, and Character.AI in a project codenamed Cannes.