After months of delays and billions of dollars in investments, Meta has unveiled two new artificial intelligence models designed to perform complex tasks autonomously, even for days at a time. The company claims they have managed to close the gap with competitors, and in some tests even surpass them. This time, Meta intends to charge money for the use of the technology.
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