Meta AI

Meta enters the frontier model space with Muse Wonder, a large-scale LLM designed for complex reasoning, coding, and high-end benchmark performance.

Meta has officially rolled out its AI agent for WhatsApp Business globally, introducing a significant shift in its monetization strategy by charging businesses based on token usage rather than flat conversation fees.

Meta Superintelligence Labs unveils Muse Spark, a new purpose-built AI model designed to power the entire Meta ecosystem from WhatsApp to smart glasses.

An in-depth look at Meta's Muse Spark model, the latest updates to Meta AI chat tools, and how developers can leverage these advancements through n1n.ai.

AI infrastructure faces a reality check as OpenAI's Sora plans face internal pivots and Meta encounters significant legal setbacks in court, highlighting the growing friction between silicon and the physical world.

In a historic shift from IP licensing to silicon production, Arm unveils the Arm AGI CPU specifically designed for AI inference and agentic workloads in partnership with Meta.

Following regulatory shifts in Europe, Meta is expanding its WhatsApp ecosystem in Brazil to allow third-party AI chatbots, creating a massive opportunity for developers using platforms like n1n.ai to deploy advanced LLMs.

Meta strikes a massive multiyear deal with Nvidia for millions of Blackwell and Rubin GPUs, alongside Grace and Vera CPUs, marking a shift toward ARM-based energy efficiency for Llama 4 and beyond.

Reports suggest Meta is developing a 'Name Tag' feature for its smart glasses, allowing users to identify people in real-time using AI and facial recognition technology.

Mark Zuckerberg announces a multi-billion dollar pivot toward dedicated AI infrastructure, focusing on energy capacity and massive GPU clusters to power the next generation of Llama models.