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TechCrunch 1 month ago 3 ● 2 sources
Harvard Business School’s Foundry bootcamp uses AI avatars of instructors from startup HeyGen to provide feedback during practice pitches and mock board meetings. The eight-week program costs $699. HBS shifted the AI from an initial chatbot-style concept to a more guided avatar-based experience after student feedback.
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20 October 2026
The biggest AI thread today is Meta’s move from “spend on models” to “own the machine,” with Mark Zuckerberg and Alexandr Wang describing a full-stack strategy and a $100 billion-plus bet that could rise to $200 billion. Meta isn’t waiting for proof before building; it’s scaling its own infrastructure while also plotting monetization beyond ads—commercializing AI compute and deploying agent-style tools like Muse to turn internal capacity into an external revenue stream. It’s a familiar platform play, but with unusually large numbers attached.
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