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Meta has announced a new set of safety updates for Teen Accounts across Instagram, Facebook and Messenger. The company says the changes are aimed at ensuring teenagers are placed in age-appropriate experiences, giving parents more visibility into their teens' online activity, and expanding wellbeing-focused safeguards.

As Meta doubles down on AI, reports suggest growing employee frustration over reassigned roles, morale issues, and the company's recent restructuring efforts., Technology & Science, Times Now

Meta is rolling out a wave of new AI features on Facebook. This includes AI Mode, a smarter way to search, along with creative tools that let you build collages, video montages, and even virtually try on clothes.

Meta has introduced AI Mode on Facebook, enabling users to ask questions in natural language and receive answers generated from public posts, groups and reels alongside new AI-powered editing tools.

Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth has reportedly accepted that the company did an "atrocious" job with a recent AI restructuring. Bosworth's comments come just days after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg made similar remarks, following 8,000 job cuts at the tech giant.

Facebook users can now ask Meta AI questions and receive answers based on public discussions across the platform. New AI editing features are also rolling out., Technology & Science, Times Now

WhatsApp may soon allow users to subscribe to Meta One Plus and Meta One Premium plans directly through the app. According to a recent beta leak, the upcoming subscription tiers could bundle premium features across WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Meta AI.

Mark Lanier, an American lawyer, who won a landmark social media addiction trial against Mark Zuckerberg-led Meta as well as Google earlier this year, has revealed that his team used a custom AI tool to prepare for the case, which cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has told employees that the social media giant has made mistakes in its AI transformation of its workforce, according to an internal memo

Mark Zuckerberg told Meta employees the company made mistakes during its AI-led workforce overhaul. He said there should be no more company-wide layoffs this year as Meta seeks stability amid further changes.