(Reuters) -Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has pledged hundreds of billions of dollars towards building massive data centers, days after ratcheting up the AI race with the launch of a division made up of engineers poached from rivals he hopes to challenge.

Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) has bolstered its artificial intelligence (AI) portfolio by reportedly acquiring PlayAI, a startup focusing on voice technology. A Bloomberg report, citing an internal memo,

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The acquisition adds a new platform to Meta’s portfolio that creates natural conversational agents for user interaction.

Meta acquires PlayAI, a voice AI startup, signaling deeper investments in next-gen AI tools for wearables, assistants, and creative content.