<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is making a trillion-dollar bet on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), pivoting the company's focus towards this technology.</li><li>Their move into AGI was triggered by the underwhelming performance of their flagship model, Llama 4, and the emergence of superior models from competitors like DeepSeek.</li><li>To accelerate their AGI efforts, Meta formed the Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL) through a significant hiring initiative, assembling a 'dream team' of AI experts.</li><li>The company's shift to AGI and the strategies employed, including a potential departure from open-source principles, are raising concerns and drawing attention from competitors and regulators.</li></ul>

Meta’s Superintelligence Gamble: Inside the Trillion-Dollar Bet on AGI

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