TechFlow News, March 13: According to The New York Times, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated last July that the company’s new artificial intelligence model would launch within approximately one year. However, three insiders revealed that Zuckerberg appears increasingly unlikely to meet that deadline. Sources indicated that Meta’s next-generation “frontier” AI model—developed over several months—has underperformed relative to leading AI models from competitors such as Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic in internal evaluations of reasoning, programming, and writing capabilities. Two insiders noted that the model, codenamed “Avocado,” outperforms Meta’s prior AI models but falls short of Google’s “Gemini 3.0,” released in November last year. Consequently, Meta has postponed the launch of the “Avocado” product from this month to no earlier than May. (Jinshi Data)
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