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Meta is testing Hatch, a personal AI agent that can handle online tasks and help users manage areas such as finances and relationships, as Mark Zuckerberg continues his push to make AI a bigger part of the company's products and workforce.

Meta is both rolling out new features and building on existing features designed to create a safer and less addictive experience for Facebook and Instagram users under 18

Meta's recent settlement involving a payment of up to $18 billion aims to address concerns regarding the impact of Facebook and Instagram on youth mental health., Technology & Science, Times Now

Mark Zuckerberg-led Meta has agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle claims brought by US states and territories that Facebook and Instagram harmed children a

Meta reportedly scaled back a plan to cut some teams by up to 60% after its AI agents failed to deliver the expected productivity gains and employees pushed back.

Meta will add stricter limits and safety controls for teenagers on Instagram and Facebook under a settlement with 47 states, the District of Columbia and US territories. The changes bring capped screen time, tighter contact rules and stronger age checks as scrutiny of social media addiction grows.

Meta wanted to build an AI-native company with fewer humans and more AI agents. But the plan appeared harder than expected. Here's what went wrong.

Meta, owned by Mark Zuckerberg, is under increasing scrutiny regarding its platforms, Facebook and Instagram, particularly concerning young users' safety. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Internal documents reveal Meta considered major workforce restructuring around AI, but employee backlash, productivity concerns and technical setbacks forced the company to abandon parts of the plan.

Meta has agreed to introduce major restrictions for teenagers on Instagram and Facebook as part of an USD 18 billion settlement with 29 US states. The measures include a 2-hour daily limit, midnight-to-6am access block, school-hour notification controls, non-personalised feeds and stricter content.