Meta AI Roasted for Poor Search: "$100B in Capex for Grok 1-Level Slop"
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-08-14
A user tested Meta AI on Instagram to find a specific niche account (a Vietnamese dad playing golf and talking trash). The results were highly irrelevant, returning mostly slop and links to small, unrelated accounts.
The user compared the disappointing performance to the early days of Grok 1, questioning the return on Meta's massive $100 billion capital expenditure in AI infrastructure.
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