Many of you may not remember it, but Meta announced a "metaverse" game back in 2023 called Horizon Worlds. The game is only playable with Meta's VR (virtual reality) headsets, like the Meta Quest 3. Anyway, the company's next update could include AI-powered NPCs.

According to a CNBC report. Meta will launch its Meta HyperNova smart glasses at the Meta Connect event this September. So, what should you know about it?

In case you didn’t know, Meta is now restructuring their artificial intelligence division. According to a NYT report, it is said that Meta has also considered using third-party artificial intelligence models. So, what should you know about it?

Looks like the Internet has taken another interesting turn. Recently, Meta released the new AI Translation feature for videos. So, what should you know about it?

Meta has introduced a new way to access Threads by allowing users to sign up using their Facebook accounts. This move aims to simplify the onboarding process and improve integration across Meta’s platforms.

On 7 July 2025, Apple lost a key figure in its artificial intelligence efforts as Ruoming Pang, the executive leading its foundational AI model team, officially left the company to join Meta.

A New York judge has ruled that Meta and ByteDance (owner of TikTok) can face a lawsuit filed by the mother of a teenager who died while attempting a “subway surfing” stunt.

On 25 June 2025, Meta won a copyright lawsuit in the United States, filed by a group of authors over its AI model training practices. While the court dismissed the claims, the judge issued a warning that the use of copyrighted materials in AI training may still face legal risks in the future.

On 24 June 2025, numerous Facebook group administrators reported sudden bans affecting their communities, many of which were flagged for "terrorism-related content" or nudity—despite focusing on harmless topics like parenting, gaming, pets, and online deals.

Meta has acknowledged the issue and is currently rolling out a fix.

Meta is making bold moves in the artificial intelligence (AI) talent race. According to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Meta has reportedly offered signing bonuses of up to RM470 million (approximately USD100 million) to lure top OpenAI engineers.