Mark Zuckerberg is, perhaps prompted by a similar initiative by Google, decided to open his own laboratory for the development and study of artificial intelligence. This news will very likely and I present the NIPS conference next week, and the public is reached through a professor at the University of New York Yann LeCuna, who is employed as a leading man of this project and whose primary employer is a partner in the project.The new team in charge of the AI work in Facebook's premises in Menlo Park, London and New York, and the company is reportedly planning and acquisition of several smaller companies in the same scientific and technological fields. Professor LeCun also announced that the lab opened a few jobs for potential future collaborators.
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