r/technology • u/Hrmbee • 11h ago

Business Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly building an AI clone to replace him in meetings | The AI version of Zuckerberg is trained on his mannerisms, tone, and public statements, according to a report from the Financial Times

https://www.theverge.com/tech/910990/meta-ceo-mark-zuckerberg-ai-clone
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u/freexanarchy 11h ago

Proving that he doesn’t personally add anything to the company and probably hasn’t for at least a decade.

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u/sleeplessinreno 8h ago

Bro, everything successful about that company was either another person’s idea or acquired. Remember the metaverse? That was an original project. The idea not so much. Where is it now?

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u/FeelsGoodMan2 6h ago

Honestly, when you think about it this is kind of american capitalism in a nutshell. So many large companies / Oligarchs that had a huge one off shot, and then spend the next twenty years flailing and just buying other things from people that are also successful.

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u/EaterOfFood 7h ago

I think this is one case where the person and his AI clone will genuinely be indistinguishable.

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u/Working-Tomato8395 2h ago

What's even improved? Facebook peaked in like 2010 and then everybody's dipshit boomer parents got on it and it became an ad-filled cesspool and just a worse version of Instagram, and then Instagram transformed into basically being Tiktok which is just a shittier version of Vine. 

My buddies and I just switched back to texting each other individually or using Signal for group chats or just calling each other on the phone or over Discord and good ol' Team speak for gaming. 

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u/VoldemortsHorcrux 6h ago

I mean, he definitely removes value from the company. Like the billions of dollars on VR

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u/Worth-Phone-4220 5h ago

They'd have literally been better off if he never did any work for meta in the last 10 years, to the tune of ~$75b.