According to The Financial Times of Britain, Meta is advancing an internal AI project aimed at creating a highly realistic digital avatar of CEO Mark Zuckerberg for interacting with employees and providing feedback. Sources familiar with the matter stated that this virtual persona will be trained on Zuckerberg's appearance, voice, expression style, tone, and public statements, with the goal of making employee interactions feel "closer than ever to the founder himself." The report noted that Zuckerberg has personally participated in training his own AI avatar. Additionally, he recently dedicated approximately 5 to 10 hours weekly to coding and technical reviews for other company AI projects, signaling continued investment in its AI strategy. This initiative represents one of Meta’s significant efforts toward commercializing AI applications. Earlier in 2024, Meta demonstrated real-time previews of "Creator AI Personas" and gradually enabled content creators to generate their own AI versions on Instagram for responding to fan comments. While the platform also supports users in building customized AI chatbots, safety concerns led the company to restrict teenage access to these features earlier this year. The article further indicated that if Zuckerberg's AI avatar experiment proves successful, Meta may extend similar capabilities to more creators in the future, allowing them to develop personal AI personas and thereby expand interaction scale and content influence. Notably, in March of this year, The Wall Street Journal reported that Zuckerberg was simultaneously developing another type of "AI agent" to assist with daily tasks—a separate project independent of the current AI avatar plan. Overall, Meta is pursuing dual tracks—internal tools and creator-focused solutions—to implement AI technologies, exploring new paradigms of human-machine interaction within corporate management and social platforms.