Meta’s artificial intelligence division is experiencing significant internal conflict, primarily between its newly formed A.I. team, led by Alexandr Wang, and the company's established executives. The A.I. team, known as TBD Lab, is focused on ambitious goals like developing superintelligent A.I., while many of the other executives, who have been with Mark Zuckerberg for years, prioritize enhancing Meta’s core social media business. This divide has created a clear "us-versus-them" mentality, as expressed by several current and former employees. To support TBD Lab's objectives, Meta is reallocating funds from other divisions. Recent reports indicate that Andrew Bosworth, who oversees Reality Labs, was instructed to cut $2 billion from its budget to bolster Wang's team. This financial shift highlights the company's commitment to A.I. at the expense of other projects, particularly in virtual and augmented reality, which raises concerns about the long-term vision of Meta beyond social media. The tension reflects broader issues within Meta regarding resource allocation and strategic focus amid evolving technology demands.