Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta will roll out new AI models and products within months, following a significant overhaul of the company's AI lab in 2025. During an investor call, he emphasized a focus on AI-driven commerce, mentioning the development of "agentic shopping tools" aimed at helping users find tailored products from businesses in Meta's catalog. This aligns with trends in the industry, where companies like Google and OpenAI are also working on AI-powered shopping solutions. Meta believes its access to personal data will give it an edge in creating a personalized shopping experience. Zuckerberg pointed to the potential of AI that understands users' histories, interests, and relationships, claiming this context makes their agents particularly valuable. Recently, Meta acquired Manus, a developer of general-purpose agent technology, which will be integrated into its products while continuing to operate independently. In financial terms, Meta plans to significantly increase its capital expenditures for 2026, estimating between $115 billion and $135 billion, up from $72 billion in 2025. This increase is attributed to investments in its Meta Superintelligence Labs. Despite past criticisms from investors regarding the clarity of AI investments' impact on profits, Zuckerberg assured that the AI lab's efforts would soon be visible to the public, marking 2026 as a transformative year for the company.