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Ex-Meta CTO says Zuckerberg is in 'founder mode' on AI and hardware

Mike Schroepfer discusses Meta's Muse AI tool, enterprise adoption, and why energy may be AI's biggest bottleneck.

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This story is from October 1, 2026. For the latest, see today's news.

In a Yahoo Finance interview, former Meta CTO Mike Schroepfer discusses Meta's AI assistant Muse and its potential for enterprise adoption. He describes Mark Zuckerberg as being in 'founder mode,' deeply engaged in both AI and hardware development at Meta, and comments on Meta's recent hiring of MongoDB's CEO.

Schroepfer, now with Gigascale Capital, also addresses AI safety concerns, offering his perspective on Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's warnings about AI risks and suggesting cybersecurity is the more immediate threat to watch. He argues energy, not chip supply, is the biggest bottleneck for AI growth, pointing to his investments in nuclear microreactors and ocean-based as potential solutions.

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