Apple has reportedly lost its top executive in charge of artificial models to Meta Platforms, as the Facebook parent continues to build up its new “Superintelligence” AI division.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has reportedly poached one of Apple’s top artificial intelligence researchers as part of its ongoing hiring spree.

Meta offered one of Apple's top artificial intelligence executives over $200 million to lure him away from the company, Bloomberg reports. ...

Meta Platforms is very unlikely to offer more changes to its pay-or-consent model, meaning it is almost certain to be hit by fresh EU antitrust charges and hefty daily fines, people with direct ...

Big offers from Meta weren't enough to lure members of Anthropic's team, said its cofounder. "People here are so mission-oriented," Benjamin Mann said. Big Tech has always paid well, but the AI ...

Meta's poaching of a top Apple Intelligence executive has been a costly exercise, with the social giant doling out $200 million for the worker.

Earlier this week, Apple’s AI models team head joined Meta's Superintelligence Labs. Now, we know what it took for him to head to Menlo Park.

Meta finalized the hire within a week, securing an AI leader with a compensation package combining salary, bonus, and stock tied to long-term results.

As reported by Bloomberg, Ruoming Pang is bound to Menlo Park, and joining Mark Zuckerberg's all-star Meta Superintelligence Labs group.

Meta AI on WhatsApp can answer user queries using the internet, and this is done by first providing a response using its trained data.

Meta is gradually transforming WhatsApp with AI and payment features, aiming to create a super app, though user trust and competition remain challenges.

Shares in EssilorLuxottica , the maker of Ray-Ban glasses, jumped on Wednesday after reports that Meta Platforms had acquired a stake of nearly 3% in the Franco-Italian company.