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Zuckerberg Publishes Lengthy AI Manifesto With Little Substance

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg released a sprawling 6,500-word essay on artificial intelligence that critics say lacks concrete substance. The manifesto arrives as AI continues to reshape workplace culture, including unconventional practices like late-night job interviews. Cybersecurity conferences Black Hat and Defcon also surfaced notable findings related to AI developments this week. These topics were discussed and analyzed on Wired's Uncanny Valley podcast.

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