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Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, highlighted the crucial role of AI in the development of the metaverse during a recent interview. By leveraging technology that integrates VR/AR and AI, Zuckerberg aims to establish Meta’s dominance in the 3D immersive metaverse. Despite financial setbacks, he remains committed to the metaverse vision, betting on Llama 2’s technology integration with Meta AI as their unique competitive edge.

Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse initiative cost Facebook and Meta an estimated $21 billion, with tangible outcomes far less than invested. Despite only selling around 20 million units of the Quest VR headset and attracting a mere 200,000 users to Meta’s flagship VR experience, Horizon Worlds, Zuckerberg remains unfazed. Critics argue this detracts from their original advertising business while questioning the financial feasibility of the metaverse project.

“The clash between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg pertains to claims of intellectual property rights infringement regarding Meta’s release of Threads, a replica of Twitter’s platform. This controversy underscores the importance of balancing innovation and protecting the intellectual property rights within the tech sector, while maintaining ethical practices amidst competition. This serves as a reminder that the path to technological supremacy should be paved with fair practices.”

“PayPal has lodged an application for an NFT marketplace patent, hinting at a system facilitating the transfer and purchase of NFTs. However, the volatility of NFTs and regulatory gray areas surrounding digital assets pose potential risks and challenges.”

LinkedIn is incorporating AI into its operations to help recruiters and learners, despite skepticism about loss of human touch in such processes. Advocates argue that AI provides time-saving benefits and tailors content, with 74% LinkedIn users noting time savings after the introduction of AI-assisted messages when recruiting. The ongoing debate about AI’s pros and cons continues, but its growing incorporation into various industries is undeniable.

“Mark Zuckerberg sets to launch Meta AI, interacting across platforms like Instagram and Facebook. Aiming to outdo OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Meta tailors AI products to distinct use cases and entertainment, scheduled to release to selected U.S users and integrate with upcoming smart glasses.”

“Japanese artist Takashi Murakami’s introduction into the cryptoverse with Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) was impacted by the 2022 crypto collapse. Despite this, his belief in digital art remains strong, evident in his exhibition at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum.”

“Facebook’s Meta invests heavily in the metaverse despite losses, while in the blockchain gaming space, Alchemy: Battle for Ankhos integrates cryptocurrencies and AI. Meanwhile, Ultra, a crypto gaming startup, builds a tournament platform with its blockchain network for the thriving eSports industry.”

Meta’s new strategy for its Horizon Worlds platform involves nurturing an in-house VR game studio, Ouro Interactive, to create pioneering first-party titles. Aiming for broader appeal, Meta plans to introduce Horizon Worlds to mobile gamers globally, transforming the platform from VR-exclusive to VR-predominant. This move targets users without VR headsets and enables cross-platform play. Despite recent financial losses, the company remains optimistic about AI and metaverse as focal priorities.

In 2022, Meta reported a loss of $13.7 billion for its Facebook Reality Labs division, the team leading metaverse development. Despite financial challenges, Meta anticipates a brighter future, citing key initiatives such as augmented reality, neural interfaces and social platforms.

“Entities operating blockchain-based social media missed a chance to collaborate during the mass transition from Twitter to Threads. The data portability and management issues could be alleviated using Decentralized ID, giving users control. Sadly, major platforms thrive on data sales, making this currently infeasible.”

The phenomenon of ‘Content Cannibalism’ in Artificial Intelligence is dampening its credibility, leading to a decay in output quality. Sam Altman of OpenAI suggests maintaining quality by prioritizing human content. High-profile AIs like Bill Gates argue for a measured approach, managing potential AI risks.

“Mark Zuckerberg has introduced Threads, Meta’s new app, with protocols drawn from the open-source Mastodon system. Despite its decentralized backend, Meta could still gather full spectrum user data, reviving concerns about privacy. Its use of decentralization might urge acceptance of such protocols, but user interest stays uncertain.”

A McKinsey & Co. report predicts that by 2045, generative AI may fully automate 50% of today’s work activities, including decision-making and management, with 75% value creation in customer service, marketing, software engineering, and R&D. Adoption rates will differ globally and raise concerns over fake news, information manipulation, and ethical issues.

U.S senators raise concerns over Meta’s large language model (LLaMA) potential misuse in harmful activities, questioning Meta’s risk assessment and preventive steps. LLaMA’s leak increased accessibility to high-quality AI models, prompting scrutiny on the balance between innovation and risk.

Apple’s Vision Pro, a mixed-reality headset, is set to launch in early 2024. Focusing on “spatial computing” rather than AR, VR, or metaverse buzzwords, this standalone device offers advanced personal electronics for work, gaming, and communication. However, anticipation for the product couldn’t prevent a 10% decrease in metaverse tokens’ market cap following an SEC lawsuit against Binance.

Facebook’s rebranding to Meta Platforms Inc signals a leap into the metaverse, but recent AI-focused activities have stirred speculation. Despite setbacks, Meta emphasizes AI’s importance in metaverse development, enabling boundary-pushing products and greater accessibility for users.

This article debates the metaverse’s future, as some claim it has run its course and been abandoned by businesses, while others like Tim Sweeney argue that there are still 600 million monthly active users across platforms, and tech giants continue investing in its potential.

The meeting between U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, President Biden’s advisors, and AI industry CEOs discussed potential risks posed by AI technology, emphasizing shared responsibility between governments and companies in risk mitigation. Topics covered transparency, safety evaluation, and protection from malicious actors. The Biden Administration allocated $140 million to National AI Research Institutes, and White House plans to release a draft policy on government usage of AI.

Sotheby’s auction house launched an on-chain NFT marketplace featuring unique artists, while marketplace Blur introduced Blend, a perpetual NFT lending protocol. Neobank Cogni introduced soulbound NFTs for wallet holders’ KYC information, showing rapid progress and adoption of NFTs in various sectors despite challenges like market imbalances and high-stake project losses.