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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is ramping up artificial intelligence spending in a major way, announcing plans to invest between $115 billion and $135 billion into AI infrastructure in 2026. Despite past concerns about Meta’s massive AI spending, Wall Street reacted positively after the company posted strong fourth-quarter earnings driven by online advertising revenue.

In this video, we break down why investors are backing Zuckerberg’s AI strategy, how Meta’s ad business is funding these investments, and what “personal super intelligence” could mean for the company’s future. We also explore whether Meta’s aggressive AI expansion will translate into real revenue-generating products or remain a long-term bet.

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00:00Wall Street gave Mark Zuckerberg the green light to spend even more on AI.
00:05He says it plans to pour between $115 and $135 billion into AI infrastructure.
00:10This year alone, that's nearly double what it spent last year.
00:14Normally that kind of...
00:15Spending would scare investors, but this time it didn't.
00:18Meta just posted 24% revenue.
00:20Revenue growth driven almost entirely by advertising.
00:23And the stock jumped as much as...
00:2510% after hours.
00:26Zuckerberg told analysts Meta is investing heavily to train...
00:30leading AI models and deliver what he calls personal superintelligence to billions of people.
00:35The company says it's still capacity constrained.
00:37In other words, demand for computing power...
00:40is growing faster than Meta can build it.
00:42A big reason investors are still comfortable...
00:45ads are still printing cash.
00:46As long as Meta's ad machine keeps delivering billions each...
00:50quarter, Wall Street seems willing to let Zuckerberg swing big on AI.
00:54The question now isn't...
00:55whether Meta can afford this, it's whether these massive AI bets turned into real products...
01:00before the patient runs out.
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