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Of all the Magnificent Seven stocks, Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META | META Price Prediction) seems to have the AI narrative that's shifted the most in the past few quarters.
Facebook is rolling out new updates today in a bid to increase engagement and make the platform more organized for its users. In the offing are new apps for sellers on Marketplace; a verification system to prove you are human on services like Dating, Marketplace, and Groups; and a new immersive design for video.
Over the past year, Meta has funded the construction of at least a dozen natural gas power plants, including one project alone that will burn enough natural gas to generate as much electricity as the entire state of South Dakota uses.
A Facebook video posted from Zuckerberg's account took aim at narratives that portray artificial intelligence as a danger to society.
Anthropic and Meta recently premiered dueling ads, both of which reference AI worries and offer hope. Meta's ad is almost entirely upbeat, with images of rainbows, butterflies, and smiling children.
Meta's newest advertisement begins with a black-and-white shot of an eye, showing us what someone sees as they read countless panicked headlines about how AI is going to take our jobs, isolate us, and spark a global crisis.
I keep building a position in Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META | META Price Prediction), and every quarter the case for adding more gets stronger, not weaker.
Meta Platforms (META) concluded the recent trading session at $627.17, signifying a -2.58% move from its prior day's close.
A day after Snap tentatively settled with the plaintiff in a social media addiction lawsuit, leaving Meta as the only remaining defendant, the case has been dropped. In a statement, Meta said the plaintiff chose to drop his case against Meta without receiving any payment.
A Florida teen suing social-media platforms over claims their design led to mental health issues dropped his lawsuit against Meta Platforms ahead of a trial slated to begin next week in Los Angeles.
R.K.C., who started using social media when he was about 8, said he became addicted to it, losing sleep and suffering from depression and anxiety, according to court filings.