Alexandr Wang teases an unnamed Meta AI model against Google's Gemini
Overview
Meta AI leader Alexandr Wang posted "Gemini, who?" with racing emojis on X, teasing a Meta model without naming it, a release date, or benchmarks.
A quoted post from @scaling01 claims Meta shipped before Google could release Gemini 4 Argon, but that claim comes from the quoted account and no release is confirmed.
In a later post, Wang wrote "the bois r speaking" with no further detail. The quoted account Citrini says it tested Meta's model in beta and sees a real chance for Meta to capture small business agents, citing a good balance of capability and execution and decent finance performance. Citrini's assessment is its own and has not been verified.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 12, 1:56 PM ET
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- Oct 12, 1:44 PM ET · 1 articleAlexandr Wang says Meta's agents are ready for small businessAlexandr Wang: Alexandr Wang says Meta's agents are ready for small business
- Oct 12, 1:22 PM ET · 1 articleAlexandr Wang teases Meta's model with a "Gemini, who?" jabAlexandr Wang: Alexandr Wang teases Meta's model with a "Gemini, who?" jab
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Alexandr Wang@alexandr_wangXAlexandr Wang says Meta's agents are ready for small businessAIAlexandr Wang, who leads Meta's AI work, posted "the bois r speaking" without further detail. Citrini, a quoted account, says it tested Meta's model in beta and sees a real chance for Meta to capture small business agents, with a good balance of capability and execution and surprisingly decent finance performance.
Alexandr Wang@alexandr_wangXAlexandr Wang teases Meta's model with a "Gemini, who?" jabAIMeta AI leader Alexandr Wang posted a teaser after a week of speculation, writing "Gemini, who?" alongside racing emojis. A quoted post from @scaling01 claims Meta shipped before Google could release Gemini 4 Argon, but Wang's post itself gives no model name, release details, or benchmarks.
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