Meta AI coding targets: 75% AI-assisted code expected for engineers
Meta has set targets for its engineers to use AI-assisted coding tools, with some teams expected to hit as high as 75% by 2026. The company is pushing for increased AI adoption across its operations, including a reorganization of its Reality Labs division into small AI-focused teams.
Meta is pushing its engineers to use AI-assisted coding tools. The company has set targets for AI-assisted code, with some teams expected to hit 75% by 2026. The targets vary by division, with the creation org aiming for 65% and the Scalable Machine Learning team aiming for 50-80%. Meta is also focusing on tool adoption, with a target for 80% of mid-to-senior-level engineers to use AI tools. The company is reorganizing its Reality Labs division into small AI-focused teams. This push for AI adoption comes as Meta lays off hundreds of employees. The company says the restructuring and layoffs are unrelated, but the timing has raised questions.
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