[gronglo]

Mark Zuckerberg himself predicted that AI would replace all mid-level engineers at Meta by the end of this year, with senior engineers continuing to work on tasks such as planning and architecture. With the release of Claude 4 it feels like, if anything, he was too conservative with his prediction — we're already there, and Mark must know it. So what's he playing at?

[paxys]

Look at Zuckerberg's actions, not what he says in podcasts to shill his AI tools and boost his company's stock price. Meta is currently hiring hundreds of software engineers every month and paying $200-300k/yr for entry level and $700k+ for senior roles. Why do you think that is?

[saubeidl]

AI snake oil salesman talks up AI snake oil, news at 11.