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Meta is cutting 600 positions in its AI unit to streamline decision-making and increase impact. Photo / Getty Images
Meta is cutting roughly 600 positions in its artificial intelligence unit, in a reorganisation of its workforce to better compete in the global artificial intelligence race.
Meta chief artificial intelligence (AI) officer Alexandr Wang, who was poached earlier this year from the start-up Scale AI, informed employees in a memo
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