Meta Delays Avocado AI Model Rollout to May, May License Google's Gemini
The New York Times reports Meta has delayed its next-gen Avocado AI model to at least May due to performance/stability issues (originally this month). Internal talks include possibly licensing Google's Gemini temporarily. Reflects intense frontier AI race; ignites broad X debate on Meta's AI strategy.
Keywords: Meta, Avocado, release delay, Gemini licensing, AI competition
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