Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta Platforms, plans to implement a personal AI agent for every employee of the company. According to information provided by The Wall Street Journal, the billionaire has started developing his own digital assistant aimed at easing his management role as CEO. This AI is already actively gathering necessary information for Zuckerberg, bypassing traditional channels of interaction with managers.
As reported by The Wall Street Journal, the initiative to create a personal AI reflects Zuckerberg's desire to accelerate workflows and optimize the workforce in a company that currently employs 78,000 people. Experts believe that Zuckerberg's interest in artificial intelligence is driven by the need to maintain competitiveness against startups focused on developments in this area. Here’s what the CEO of Meta himself noted:
— We are investing in tools designed for artificial intelligence to enhance our employees' productivity. We are also upskilling individual workers and simplifying the organizational structure of teams.
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