Mark Zuckerberg

Days after pledging "More Speech and Fewer Mistakes," Meta is blocking links to competitors. This blatant contradiction raises a critical question—does Meta fear losing users to rivals, or is this just another case of selective free speech?

Meta is replacing third-party fact-checking with a Community Notes model like X’s. Is it merely a strategic evolution, or did Mark Zuckerberg’s private meeting with Donald Trump influence the decision?

Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk oppose OpenAI's shift to a for-profit model, citing ethical and legal concerns over the misuse of charitable resources. This raises a broader question: When does AI cross ethical boundaries?

Meta Platforms has contributed $1 million to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s inaugural fund, a company spokesperson confirmed in an email to Reuters.

The $1 million donation follows a private meeting between Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and US President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. Is it a political move or just a charitable gesture?

Meta will share its open-source AI with the US and allies to maintain a “technological edge” over China. In partnership with tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, Meta aims to strengthen national security and global tech resilience.

Meta cautiously reintroduces facial recognition, testing it on 50,000 celebrities to combat "celeb-bait" scams and reduce deepfake ads. But is this enough to stop compromised accounts, or is more action required?

The stock price of technology giant Meta continues to hit new highs, and Meta CEO Zuckerberg’s net worth has also ranked third in the world, second only to Oracle founder Larry Ellison and Musk, the world’s richest man.

Mark Zuckerberg's venture into the metaverse faced challenges, but it's now paying off. Meta's value has soared to over $1.4 trillion, his net worth has surged to $201 billion, making him the fourth richest person. Could the expansion into the metaverse and AI be driving this success?

The Golden State Warriors home court was filled with countless of tech fans on tuesday to see Silicon Valley’s biggest ballers Mark Zuckerberg. In conversation with the hosts of the Acquired podcast, Zuckerberg declared that his days of apologizing are officially over.