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"Earlier this year, Zuckerberg said the layoffs weren't due to the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) but rather because Meta, like other tech companies, had invested heavily during the COVID era e-commerce surge and "overbuilt" as a result."

Lies lies lies yeah. Dude lies like second nature, due to his close ties with the Father of Lies.

He is thinning the herd and will continue to do so as he attempts to be the first to harness AI using Meta/FB as "the killer AIpp".

He'll fail as he always does, the wealthiest failure of a human being (maybe not in all history, there have been others) -- but he is fugly lying about the reason he's firing people -- because he has invested multi-billions building AI data centers since the plandemic:

Altoona 2.5B
Los Lunas (NM) 2B
Prineville (OR) 2B
Ft. Worth 1.5B
Huntsville 1.5B
Eagle Mountain (UT) 1.5B
Sarpy (NB) 1.5B
New Albany (OH) 1.5B
Henrico (VA) 1B
Mesa 1B
Stanton Springs (GA) 1B
DeKalb (IL) 1B
Gallatin (TN) 1B
Kuna (ID) 900M
Kansas City (MO) 800M
Montgomery 800M
Cheyenne 800M
Aiken 800M
Temple (TX) 800M
Jeffersonville (IN) 800M
Rosemount (MN) 800M
Forest City (NC) 750M

Over 26B by my count. And yet not so much as one of these will employ over 400 people to babysit blades and most of the sub-1B will barely have 100 employees.

Meanwhile Suckerberg is sucking up cheap electric in nearly every one of these locations, while demanding these power companies provide him an equivalent amount of purchasable solar and wind credits on their platform. Thus nearly every one of these locations that is not used to solar farms f'ing up their landscape is now having to deal with carpetbaggers leaning on local zoning boards -- usually staffed by well-meaning but not legally-enabled people -- to ramrod solar farms and wind farms into A-1 zoned space.