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AI Models by Meta
Large language models from the same organization.
| Model | Context Window | Price (In / Out per M) |
|---|---|---|
| Llama Guard 4 12BCurrent | 164K | $0.18 / $0.18 |
| Llama 4 MaverickCurrent | 1.0M | $0.15 / $0.60 |
| Llama 4 ScoutCurrent | 328K | $0.08 / $0.30 |
| Llama Guard 3 8BCurrent | 131K | $0.48 / $0.03 |
Latest News about Meta
Recent coverage and updates
Meta Lays Off 8000 Workers Shifts 7000 Into AI Roles
Meta began laying off 8,000 employees — 10% of its workforce — on Wednesday while simultaneously forcing 7,000 remaining staff into AI-focused roles. The restructuring marks the deepest integration of AI into corporate workforce planning yet, as Zuckerberg bets $135 billion on AI infrastructure despite record profits.
Meta to Cut 8,000 Jobs Wednesday in Largest AI Restructuring Yet
Meta will lay off 8,000 employees on May 20 — roughly 10% of its workforce — while simultaneously reassigning 7,000 staff to AI roles and closing 6,000 open positions. It's the largest AI-driven workforce transformation in tech history, and it's happening tomorrow.
Anthropic Acquires SDK Platform Stainless for at Least $300M, Locking Out OpenAI and Google
Anthropic has acquired Stainless, the SDK generation platform that builds official developer libraries for OpenAI, Google, and Cloudflare, in a deal reportedly worth over $300 million. The acquisition immediately removes a critical infrastructure layer from competitors, forcing them to rebuild their SDK pipelines while Anthropic gains full control of the tooling that powers API integrations across the AI industry.
Meta Lays Off 8,000 Staff May 20 as AI Capex Hits $145 Billion
Meta is cutting roughly 8,000 employees — 10% of its workforce — on May 20, 2026, as CEO Mark Zuckerberg funnels a record $145 billion into AI infrastructure. The layoffs are the first wave of what could become 15,000–18,000 cuts by year-end.
Snap Ends $400 Million Perplexity AI Search Deal After Six Months of Testing
Snap and Perplexity have mutually terminated their $400 million AI search integration after the feature failed to move beyond limited testing, revealing how hard it is to bolt AI onto social platforms even with big budgets.
Meta bought ARI. The robot is not the product yet.
Meta acquired Assured Robot Intelligence and moved the team into Superintelligence Labs. The important part is not a humanoid launch; it is Meta buying talent and software ideas for the control layer of future robots.