January 9, 2026 - 07:38

In a significant move, Meta's Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, has convened an all-hands meeting for the Reality Labs division. This gathering comes at a critical time as the team navigates through budget cuts and strategic shifts towards artificial intelligence. The division, known for its ambitious projects in virtual and augmented reality, has been under pressure following a series of layoffs last year.
Bosworth's meeting aims to address the current challenges and outline the future direction of Reality Labs. Employees are expected to engage in discussions about the ongoing transformations within the company and the impact of these changes on their projects and roles. The focus on AI reflects a broader trend within the tech industry, as companies increasingly prioritize artificial intelligence capabilities.
As Reality Labs strives to adapt to these new realities, the outcome of this meeting may set the tone for the division's future initiatives and employee morale in the face of uncertainty.
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