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Zuckerberg admits Meta AI agents behind schedule
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Zuckerberg admits Meta AI agents behind schedule

Mark Zuckerberg told staff at an internal meeting that Meta's AI agent development has not progressed as quickly as he had hoped, a rare public acknowledgment of friction inside one of the world's most aggressive AI investment programs. The admission comes as Meta continues to pour billions into AI infrastructure while competitors race to ship autonomous agent products.

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