Zuckerberg plans to restructure Meta's artificial intelligence business again

According to the New York Times, Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta Platforms (META. O), has been restructuring the company's artificial intelligence business for the past few months. Now he plans to take further action, which could add to the internal turmoil in the technology business. On Tuesday, Meta is expected to announce the split of its artificial intelligence division, the Meta Super Intelligence Lab, into four groups, according to two people familiar with the matter. One will focus on artificial intelligence research; one will focus on a potentially powerful form of artificial intelligence called "super intelligence"; another will be responsible for products; and one will be responsible for infrastructure such as data centers and other artificial intelligence hardware. The moves are aimed at better organizing Meta so it can develop artificial intelligence products more quickly to compete with other companies, the people said. Some artificial intelligence executives are expected to leave, the people said. Meta is also considering downsizing its artificial intelligence unit overall, which could include layoffs or moving employees to other parts of the company, as it has grown to thousands in recent years. However, discussions are still ongoing and no final decision has been made.