Meta will lay off 600 employees from its artificial intelligence (AI) unit, according to a CNBC report. These cuts were announced in a memo by Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang, who was hired in June as part of Meta’s $14.3 billion investment in Scale AI.

Meta accelerates AI layoffs while projecting up to $118 billion in spending by 2025 to strengthen its AI initiatives and operations.

Facebook’s parent company, Meta, is going to build a new artificial intelligence center in El Paso. The nearly 1.2 million square-feet facility will be built in Northeast El Paso and is expected to cost $1.

The layoffs will affect legacy teams but not the company’s new TBD Lab unit.

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