Mark Zuckerberg keeps coming out on top
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Meta’s CEO doubling down on AI and his own centrality is a governance signal—key product and capital allocation calls will stay founder-driven. For partners and competitors, that means faster, more coordinated moves around models, infra, and devices, but also more single-point-of-failure risk on strategic reversals.
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