Mark Zuckerberg

Meta AI has almost a billion people using it now, monthly.

So that's pretty wild.

And I think that this is going to be a really big year on all of this, because especially once you start getting the personalization loop going, which we're just starting to build in now, really, from both the context that all the algorithms have about what you're interested in feed and all your profile information, all the social graph information, but also just what you're interacting with the AI about.

I think that's just going to be kind of the next thing that's going to be super exciting.

So really big on that.

The modeling stuff continues to make really impressive advances too, as you know.

The Llama 4 stuff, I'm pretty happy with the first set of releases.

We announced four models and we released the first two, the Scout and Maverick ones, which are kind of like...

the mid-sized models, mid-sized to small.

It's not like... Actually, the most popular Llama 3 model was the 8 billion parameter model.

So we've got one of those coming in the Llama 4 Series 2.

Our internal codename for it is Little Llama.

But that's coming probably over the coming months.

But the Scout and Maverick ones...

And I mean, they're good.

They're some of the highest intelligence per cost that you can get of any model that's out there, natively multimodal, very efficient, run on one host, designed to just be very efficient and low latency for a lot of the use cases that we're building for internally.

And that's our whole thing.

We basically build what we want, and then we open source it so other people can use it too.

So I'm excited about that.

I'm also excited about the behemoth model, which is coming up.