In an exclusive interview, the Meta chief shows off his new AI glasses and AI agent and explains why he thinks people should trust the company.

Zuckerberg's Muse pitch on Sources: rivals holding back AI are 'quite dangerous', Llama 4 went off course, and the privacy promise is still unproven.

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.

Mark Zuckerberg says AI need not threaten humanity, discusses safety, trust and Meta’s delayed Muse launch in a revealing ...

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

For context, Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently revealed that AI generates about a quarter of the company's code (per Engadget ). Typically, AI is used to increase human programmers' productivity, ...

In an exclusive interview with NBC News chief tech analyst Joanna Stern, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Meta will do more to highlight its safeguards against secret recording.

In a Today’interview, Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg also appeared unconcerned about AI apocalypse warnings.

Mark Zuckerberg entered 2026 with an ambitious plan to remake Meta around artificial intelligence, potentially eliminating or reassigning thousands of jobs as AI agents took over work once performed ...