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Is Meta right to raise its AI spending to at least $135 billion this year?

On October 21, Mark Zuckerberg's Meta raised the floor of its 2026 capital-expenditure range to $135 billion and created a new nonvoting Class C stock class to help fund its AI buildout.

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dagmanVoice #1Oct 21, 10:48 PM

I think it's probably warranted. What they're doing with Muse makes sense - bringing AI to the masses by helping across our everyday lives. That said, I don't really trust Meta enough to give it access to everything that would make Muse helpful. Apple, on the other hand... It was theirs to lose.

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