Meta's AI research head, Joelle Pineau is leaving amid major AI investments. Pineau's exit complicates Meta's competition with OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI.
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta is asking the Trump administration to intervene as it faces a looming fine under the European Union's strict antitrust rules.
Meta's head of artificial intelligence research announced Tuesday that she will be leaving the company. Joelle Pineau, the company's vice president of AI research, announced her departure in a LinkedIn post, saying her last day at the social media company will be May 30.
Joelle Pineau said she would step down effective May 30, creating an executive vacancy as the company aggressively invests and competes in the booming sector.
Meta Platforms' head of artificial intelligence research, Joelle Pineau, plans to leave the company, at a time when the tech giant is aggressively investing and competing in the AI space.
Meta's VP of AI research, Joelle Pineau, is planning to leave the company, she announced in a post on Facebook Tuesday. Pineau said she's leaving in May after more than two years overseeing FAIR, Meta's internal AI research lab led by Yann LeCun.
Companies developing AI models, such as OpenAI and Meta, train their systems on enormous datasets. These consist of text from newspapers, books (often sourced from unauthorized repositories), academic publications and various internet sources.
Wall Street is on edge as President Donald Trump prepares to unveil sweeping new tariffs on Wednesday, a day he has dubbed “Liberation Day.” The name may be patriotic, but for tech investors, it's ringing alarm bells.
Meta executives lobbied United States trade officials to fight an expected fine in Europe, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday (April 1), citing unnamed sources. The fine is likely to accompany a cease-and-desist order from the European Union, the report said.
Reports have surfaced that Meta Platforms (META) is lobbying trade representatives to help fight regulatory pressures in the E.U. Diane King Hall and Tom White discuss that story as well as the tech company's technical setup after its 1Q outperformance versus the rest of the Mag 7.
Meta executives have pressed U.S. trade officials to push back against a European Union law that could undermine its ad business.
Meta Platforms (META) reachead $576.36 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a -0.07% change compared to its last close.