Meta 縮減元宇宙規模，大力投資人工智慧智慧眼鏡

Meta, the technology company that owns Facebook, is changing its investment strategy by shifting some of its focus from the metaverse to artificial intelligence-powered smart glasses and wearable devices. For several years, Meta has invested billions of dollars into developing the metaverse, a virtual reality space where users can interact as digital avatars. The company even changed its name from Facebook to Meta in 2021 to highlight this new direction. However, despite these efforts, Meta has faced challenges convincing investors that the metaverse will become a widely used technology. Many investors remain skeptical about the demand for virtual reality headsets and the overall vision of an immersive digital world.

Recently, Meta announced that it would reduce its spending on the metaverse by up to 30 percent, according to a report from Bloomberg. This news led to a rise in Meta's stock price, as investors responded positively to the company's new direction. Instead of focusing mainly on the metaverse, Meta is now putting more resources into developing smart glasses and other wearable technology that use artificial intelligence. These new AI glasses, called Meta Ray-Ban Display AI glasses, have received a lot of attention. They feature a small display inside the lens that can describe what the wearer sees and even translate text in real time. This makes the glasses more practical and compact, which many people see as a breakthrough in wearable technology.

Meta is not the only company interested in smart glasses. Other technology firms, including some in China, are also working on similar products. The competition in this area is growing quickly. Meanwhile, Meta is also working on improving its AI software, such as the technology used in WhatsApp, and developing other smart devices. The company says it is not planning any major changes beyond shifting some investments, and it has not commented on whether this will lead to job cuts. By focusing more on AI and smart gadgets, Meta hopes to build on its early success in this field and stay ahead of its competitors in the fast-changing world of technology.