Meta plans to embed engineers and product managers at large corporate customers in a new Enterprise Solutions unit to help deploy its AI tools, per The Information.
Meta plans to embed engineers and product managers within large corporate customers through a new Enterprise Solutions unit to help deploy its AI tools, according to The Information.
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