Meta wanted to buy a $ 30 billion AI start: Report. Which rather try it.

Copyright © HT Digital Streams Limit all rights reserved. Adam Clark, Barrons 2 min Read 21 Jun 2025, 06:00 IST Meta platforms delayed the release of its next big AI model, reports The Wall Street Journal. In summary meta-platforms, reports are reportedly strengthening its AI efforts and trying to get a big start and recruit new drivers. Meta Platforms Stock has climbed this year in response to the progress of social media with artificial intelligence. Now it is reportedly reportedly strengthening its efforts, trying to acquire a big AI start and recruit new AI drivers. Meta bought safe super intelligence earlier this year, but was reported by founder Ilya Sutskever, CNBC, late Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. Secure super -intelligence was valued at $ 30 billion in March. Meta and secure super -intelligence did not immediately respond to requests for comment. At first glance, such an acquisition would have been a strange step. Safe super intelligence has not released any products as it concentrates on the development of Supersmart AI. Meta has also performed well on its own, with its stock so far this year by 19%. The actual attraction of such an agreement would probably have been to get Cutskever and its most important employees on board. Cutskever was previously chief scientist at Openai, where he helped develop the technology behind Chatgpt. He left Openai last year after a break with CEO Sam Altman, and then launched Safe Super Intelligence. According to the CNBC, CEO of the CNBC, as well as former Github CEO, Nat Friedman,, according to CNBC, in his efforts to bring so -on -board on board, in his attempts to bring on board. Gross and Friedman are partners in the investment fund NFDG, which supported several AI businesses. So far, Meta relied on internal AI models, as opposed to the acquisition or financing of an AI start such as Microsoft with Openai and Amazon.com did with Anthropic. However, there were signs that Zuckerberg believes that the AI ​​team needs Meta. Last week, Meta completed an investment in scale AI. The Wall Street Journal reported that Meta would pump $ 14 billion in the data labeling business in exchange for a 49% stake and that scale ai founder Alexandr Wang would join Meta. The bigger picture here is that several AI companies have delayed the exemptions of their next flagship models amid concerns that they do not show adequate improvement. This indicates the ‘scale law’ of the industry, the idea that larger and more complicated models are automatically more intelligent is breaking down. Meta is one of those struggling to make a breakthrough. According to the Journal, the “Behemoth” model, originally intended to be released in April, is delayed. The reaction of AI businesses was the development of so-called reasoning models that break down problems step-by-step. However, a recent article by Apple researchers has found ‘fundamental restrictions’ in such models. According to the researchers, these AIs had a complete accuracy in the collapse ‘at tasks outside a certain level of complexity. This indicates that the industry should use new techniques to push AI to the next level of intelligence. Meta will hope that his new recruits can get there first. Catch all the corporate news and updates on live currency. Download the Mint News app to get daily market updates and live business news. More Topics #Kartic Intelligence #ChatGPT Read next story