Mark Zuckerberg tells Meta employees that the company’s shift to using AI tools and restructuring its workforce included “mistakes,” according to multiple reports. The comments come after Meta’s earlier large-scale layoffs, including reductions totaling about 8,000 roles, which multiple outlets reference as part of the backdrop for the current discussion. While acknowledging that the company made errors in how the AI-driven transformation was carried out, Zuckerberg also tries to reassure staff about near-term job impact. NDTV reports that he says Meta will not conduct any more company-wide layoffs during the rest of the current year. Channel NewsAsia similarly reports that Zuckerberg admits “mistakes” were made as part of the AI workforce transition, though details of what changed or how the mistakes occurred are not specified in the provided summaries. Overall, the outlets agree that Zuckerberg is publicly addressing internal concerns about the pace and execution of the AI restructuring, while emphasizing that further broad layoffs are not planned for the remainder of the year.