Christine Lemmer-Webber1d ago

Meta spins up AI version of Mark Zuckerberg to engage with employees https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/04/meta-spins-up-ai-version-of-mark-zuckerberg-to-engage-with-employees/

You know what, I'm trying to comment on this but I just can't think of anything funnier to say than how this is sure to turn out

Meta spins up AI version of Mark Zuckerberg to engage with employees

The Meta chief is personally involved in training and testing his animated AI.

Ars Technica
Show threadNoted Pervert 🧄
@cwebber but does Mark's AIsona have legs?
Apr 13 at 3:47pmWeb
Show threadvv 💫 [follow my new artist profile!]1d ago
@bean @cwebber As a Large Language Model, it is unlikely that Mark's AI persona has legs. Since legs are a physical feature of a human, they don't occur in a computer program in the same way. However, the model may still refer to its own legs in an attempt to appear more human. Hope this helps! ✨
Show threadNoted Pervert 🧄1d ago
@vv @cwebber you know, I think I prefer this vvm over any llm
Show threadJohn Maxwell1d ago
@vv @bean @cwebber Alas, ZZ Top refused licensing rights.
Show threadIsaac Ji Kuo1d ago

@bean @cwebber Legs are too technologically challenging to implement.

Not a single video game Mark Zuckerburg studied before, during or after inventing the Metaverse implemented legs.

I think we can safely conclude that an abysmal track record of zero out of zero means that videogames can't implement legs.

Show threadJordi (Tubal Hippy)1d ago

@bean @cwebber

How dare you. It has all 29.5 of them.