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Morning Edition · Sunday, June 21, 2026Published at 6:59 AM EDT · New York
Meta Details How It Builds and Tests Advanced AI as Evaluation Becomes the Bottleneck
A look inside the lab's evaluation and infrastructure practices comes as the field acknowledges that testing, not training, increasingly determines what can be deployed.
Meta has published an account of how it builds and tests advanced AI at scale, describing the infrastructure and evaluation practices behind its model releases. On its own, a lab process post is minor. Read against the rest of this edition,…
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