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Zuckerberg touts enterprise AI push because Meta would never do anything to damage your reputation

New business unit to be led by former MongoDB CEO 'CJ' Desai

Zuckerberg touts enterprise AI push because Meta would never do anything to damage your reputation

Mark Zuckerberg announced the creation of a new enterprise services business at Meta, leveraging its Muse models and agent technology. The company's online businesses, excluding virtual reality, generated $50.3 billion in profit during the first half of 2026, primarily from advertising revenue of $114.4 billion. Meta's AI strategies include using AI-powered recommender systems for targeted advertising and envisioning AI managing various aspects of advertisers' businesses, such as responding to customer inquiries.

The newly launched Meta Enterprise Platform aims to provide businesses and developers with access to Meta's technology stack, including the Muse agent, Meta Business Agent, Muse API, and Muse Code. Chirantan CJ Desai, who recently left MongoDB, leads Meta's enterprise efforts. Despite past scandals, Meta is positioning itself as a trusted choice for AI solutions among enterprise customers, competing with established players like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.

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