Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Wanted AI to Replace Meta Workers. The Plan Collapsed Within Months.
International Business Times • 8/26/2026
Summary
Mark Zuckerberg reportedly wanted AI to replace Meta workers. The plan collapsed within months.
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