Mark Zuckerberg

are often just based on conviction and values.

It's actually usually very hard to do the analyses, trying to connect the dots forward.

Yeah, I mean, it's been a big deal for a while.

So we started FAIR about 10 years ago.

And the idea was that along the way to general intelligence or AI, like full AI, whatever you want to call it,

There are going to be all these different innovations and that's going to just improve everything that we do.

So we didn't kind of conceive it as a product.

It was more kind of a research group.

And over the last 10 years, it has created a lot of different things that have basically improved all of our products and advanced the field and allowed other people in the field to create things that have improved our products too.

So I think that that's been great.

But there's obviously a big change.

Yeah.

In the last few years, when ChatGPT comes out, the diffusion models around image creation come out.

And this is some pretty wild stuff that I think is pretty clearly going to affect how people interact with every app that's out there.

So at that point, we started a second group.

the the Jenny group with the goal of basically bringing that stuff into our product.

So building leading foundation models that would that would sort of power all these different products.

And initially, when we started doing that,

The theory at first was, hey, a lot of the stuff that we're doing is pretty social, right?

So it's helping people interact with creators, helping people interact with businesses so the businesses can sell things or do customer support or basic assistant functionality for whether it's for apps or the smart glasses or VR, like all these different things.