Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed plans to automate coding jobs with AI, targeting a rollout as early as 2025. Speaking on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, he suggested AI could act as midlevel engineers, a role earning mid-six-figure salaries at Meta, according to Business Insider.

While Zuckerberg claims AI will "augment" workers, concerns loom over job security as he highlights AI’s potential to handle complex tasks and replace human programmers. He sidestepped direct questions about job loss, instead comparing AI's impact to historical industrialization shifts.

Meta isn't alone in pursuing AI-driven automation. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff plans to halt software engineer hiring in 2025 due to AI productivity gains, while Klarna’s CEO linked a 22% workforce reduction to AI adoption. The broader tech sector continues cutting jobs amid the AI revolution.

Meta now boasts 3.2 billion daily users across its core platforms, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed during his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience Podcast.

The company reported a 7% year-over-year increase, with 3.24 billion family daily active users, and Threads surpassing 150 million monthly users.

Zuckerberg attributed the surge in engagement to advancements in AI, including Llama 3, and the rising popularity of features like Reels.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

President Boakai Launches the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development and County Development Agendas

Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has official launched the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (AAID) and the 15 County Development Agendas (CDAs).
The historic event took place today in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, marking a significant step forward in Liberia’s national development journey.

The ARREST Agenda is Liberia’s fourth post-conflict National Development Plan, designed to advance the country toward achieving the Liberia 2030 Vision. It builds on the successes and lessons of previous initiatives, such as the Poverty Reduction Strategy, the Agenda for Transformation, and the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development.

In his remarks, President Boakai emphasized that the AAID represents a collective vision for an inclusive, resilient, and prosperous Liberia. “This plan is more than just a document. It is a shared commitment to overcoming poverty, reducing inequality, and unlocking the full potential of every Liberian,” the President stated.

The AAID and CDAs were developed through extensive consultations with stakeholders from all sectors of society, including farmers, entrepreneurs, youth, individuals with disabilities, and members of the diaspora. These frameworks prioritize inclusivity, sustainability, governance, and equality, addressing key national challenges such as unemployment, poor infrastructure, and limited access to education and healthcare.

Key priorities of the ARREST Agenda include:
• Modernizing Infrastructure: Improving roads, energy, and technology access.
• Fostering Good Governance: Ensuring transparency, accountability, and justice.
• Revitalizing the Economy: Leveraging natural resources, trade, and investment opportunities.
• Empowering Citizens: Expanding education, healthcare, and opportunities for women and youth.

President Boakai reiterated the need for collective action, calling on government institutions, civil society, and international development partners to align their efforts with the goals outlined in the ARREST Agenda.

The implementation of the AAID will be overseen by a National Steering Committee chaired by the President, with robust monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to ensure accountability, transparency, and measurable outcomes.

“This is our moment to transform Liberia. Together, we will turn this vision into reality and create a nation where no one is left behind,” the President affirmed, urging all stakeholders to remain committed to the plan’s successful execution.

The ARREST Agenda also aligns with global frameworks such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Africa’s Agenda 2063, and ECOWAS Vision 2050, ensuring that Liberia remains an active and engaged partner in regional and global development.

As Liberia embarks on this ambitious journey, the President encouraged citizens to unite under the shared commitment to THINK LIBERIA, LOVE LIBERIA, AND BUILD A GREAT LIBERIA.
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The ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (2025-2029) is a comprehensive framework aimed at addressing Liberia’s development challenges and creating sustainable opportunities for growth. It reflects the voices of Liberians from all walks of life and is designed to achieve inclusive, equitable, and resilient progress for the nation.

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