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Meta’s AI agent push is moving slower than Zuckerberg planned

Posted on July 3, 2026 by admin

Mark Zuckerberg admitted to weaknesses in the company’s restructuring during an internal town hall. The AI agents Meta reorganized around are progressing slower than planned, Zuckerberg said. His AI chief, meanwhile, painted a rosier picture.

The article Meta’s AI agent push is moving slower than Zuckerberg planned appeared first on The Decoder.

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