@AnjneyMidha: great move from Zuck to stop plastering his face all over marketing and let the AIs take over as mascots sometimes, fou…
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Anjney Midha comments on Mark Zuckerberg's decision to shift marketing focus to AI mascots, while Alexandr Wang expresses excitement for the upcoming Meta Connect event.
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great move from Zuck to stop plastering his face all over marketing and let the AIs take over as mascots
sometimes, founders are the biggest bottleneck on scaling
Alexandr Wang (@alexandr_wang): so excited for connect today! can’t wait to show you some exciting stuff!
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