Meta has postponed the release of its AI model, internally codenamed 'Avocado,' pushing the launch from this month to at least May. The New York Times reported the delay, citing sources close to the project.
This setback occurs as Meta significantly increases investment in its artificial intelligence division, aiming for 'superintelligence.' The company's new model reportedly lags behind competitors' latest AI offerings.
Discussions within Meta's AI leadership reportedly included the possibility of temporarily licensing Google's Gemini to enhance its AI products, though no definitive decisions have been made.