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In an interview at South Park Commons, a community for talented developers and technologists, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, was asked about his decades-long career and his vision for the future. The conversation began with a humorous comment about his personal transformation before Zuckerberg dove deeper into his philosophy as a founder and innovator.
Zuckerberg reflected on the different phases of Meta (formerly Facebook) and emphasised the importance of maintaining the ‘minus one to zero’ mindset – a philosophy that focuses on developing and implementing new ideas before they can even be considered ‘one’. This mindset has guided Meta not only through the turbulent early years, but also through the challenges of the last ten years, including the political and social responsibilities the company has taken on.
A central topic of the conversation was the recent release of Meta’s large language model ‘Llama 3.10’ as open source. Zuckerberg emphasised how important it is to focus on pioneering and inspiring projects that go beyond the standard. He cited the development of augmented reality (AR) glasses as one of the key areas in which Meta wants to be a leader in the next 10 to 15 years.
Zuckerberg also spoke about how Meta has evolved from a purely social network to a company that is at the forefront of technological innovation. He emphasised that it is not just about doing ‘good’ things, but about pursuing ‘extraordinary’ and ‘inspiring’ projects that could fundamentally change the way people interact with technology.
The interview gave a deep insight into Zuckerberg’s long-term vision for Meta and emphasised his focus on not only creating relevant social platforms, but also shaping the future of technology. Meta remains true to its belief that the best time for great things is yet to come.
Source: https://youtu.be/02fBBoZa9l4
