Meta Platforms has made strides in artificial intelligence with its new lab, Meta Superintelligence Labs. This month, the team released its first significant AI models internally, according to CTO Andrew Bosworth. He reported that the six-month-old team is showing promise, despite past criticisms regarding the performance of the Llama 4 model. Bosworth described the new models as "very good," indicating a positive trajectory for Meta's AI initiatives. Looking ahead, Bosworth highlighted 2026 and 2027 as critical years for consumer AI. Recent advancements have allowed these models to effectively address everyday inquiries, suggesting they will be ready for market introduction soon. Meta is currently focusing on its AI-powered Ray-Ban Display glasses, having paused international expansion to meet strong demand in the U.S. This shift reflects Meta's commitment to refining its products and responding to consumer interest. The emphasis on consumer applications marks a key strategy as the company navigates its AI development amidst a challenging tech landscape.