Meta’s chief AI officer is a self-made billionaire who has been working directly with Zuckerberg for more than a year.

When tech executives call a reporter, they usually have a point to make. The job is to listen, but also push and prod, Mike Isaac says. Credit...Jason Henry for The New York Times Supported by By ...

Mark Zuckerberg is warning that humanity could face a dangerous future if artificial intelligence becomes concentrated in the hands of a few powerful institutions. His proposed solution is to put ...

In an interview with NBC News chief tech analyst Joanna Stern, the Meta founder and CEO said he doesn’t think AI companies need to work together on a slowdown.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg argues against coordinated efforts to slow AI development, emphasizing that commercial incentives ensure companies prioritize safety and user needs.