Meta recently unveiled Llama 3.1, an advanced AI model that is both free and powerful. Integrated into virtual reality (VR), this AI brings significant advancements but also poses potential risks.

Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed that Meta will launch new AR glasses later this year. Additionally, Meta has filed a patent to replicate the Vision Pro’s EyeSight feature, signaling the company's effort to advance its augmented reality technology portfolio.

Meta faces a $220 million fine from Nigerian regulators for alleged privacy law violations. This development coincides with Meta's addition of new offers to its ad sources.

Former President Donald Trump expresses strong disdain for Mark Zuckerberg, while Meta pauses advancements in artificial intelligence.

Donald Trump has expressed strong disapproval of Mark Zuckerberg. Meanwhile, Meta is arguing in court that Section 230 should not provide excessive power to users and third-party applications.

WhatsApp introduces a new feature to streamline communication with your favorite contacts. Meanwhile, the highly anticipated Meta Quest 3 VR headset is now available at a discount for Prime Day shoppers.

Meta’s CTO Bosworth Envisions Future VR Headset for 2031

Meta’s Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, shares his predictions on the advancements and features of VR headsets by 2031. Meanwhile, Trump's Truth Social stock experiences a sudden surge following a reported assassination attempt.

Title: "Threads Needs Community Builders, Not Celebrity Creators; Fake Videos of 'Dead Trump Shooter' Spread Online"

Description: Anuj Ahooja argues that Threads should focus on cultivating community builders instead of importing celebrity creators from platforms like Instagram, as they often struggle on microblogging platforms. Meanwhile, fake videos claiming to depict a 'dead Trump shooter' are circulating on social media, contributing to the spread of misinformation.

The Threads Creator Paradox: Meta decides to lift restrictions on former President Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, raising questions about the implications of online platform governance and the balance between free speech and harmful content.