Meta's board worried that its CEO leaving California could disrupt the company's AI ambitions. A new stock agreement gives Mark Zuckerberg financial reasons to stay despite a ballot measure on taxing billionaires.
Mark Zuckerberg says the Muse agent marks a new phase for Meta. He expects it to bring in more revenue per user than the company's existing apps.
Jas Khaira, who heads AI at Blackstone, explains why the private equity giant is not alarmed by market nerves. He considers worries about the debt financing the AI buildout to be exaggerated.
AI research lab Flapping Airplanes has raised $1 billion about a year after it was founded, at a $6 billion valuation according to Bloomberg. The lab has not yet released any commercial product.
IBM's quarterly revenue and profit came in above expectations. Chief executive Arvind Krishna pointed to the company's work helping clients with artificial intelligence.
Alongside its third-quarter results, Meta announced a new class of non-voting shares to finance its AI efforts. The stock will also fund possible acquisitions and staff pay, and is due to start trading in 2027.