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Meta Platforms has reportedly invested a staggering $250 million to secure the talents of 24-year-old AI prodigy, Matt Deitke.

Meta's strong earnings report sent its stock soaring after hours. The company also made it clear that the AI talent wars come with a hefty price tag.

Buoyed by a surge in profits, Meta Platforms is significantly escalating its investments in artificial intelligence (AI).