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AI News: Meta’s Ambitious AI Humanoid Robot Project

February 18, 2025

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Meta Platforms is venturing into the development of AI-powered humanoid robots, focusing on creating advanced AI software for household chores. With plans to invest $65 billion in AI infrastructure and robotics, Meta aims to become a leader in the AI and robotics industry by collaborating with robotics companies and developing its own hardware.

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( 00:00:28 ) Meta Ventures into AI Humanoid Robots

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Meta Platforms is making a significant move into the field of humanoid robotics by establishing a dedicated division within its Reality Labs unit to develop AI-powered humanoid robots designed to assist with physical tasks. This initiative aims to leverage Meta's existing AI models, known as Llama, to enhance the capabilities of these robots. The new robotics division will be led by Marc Whitten, the former CEO of Cruise, General Motors' self-driving car subsidiary. Additionally, Meta has appointed John Koryl, former CEO of The RealReal, as vice president of retail to bolster sales of its AR devices, including Quest headsets and Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. Despite previous financial losses in its Reality Labs unit, Meta views this investment in humanoid robotics as a strategic step to expand its AI and mixed reality programs.

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