Meta Platforms is preparing a fourth shake-up of its artificial-intelligence operations in just six months, The Information reported, citing people familiar with the plans. The company intends to split its year-old Meta Superintelligence Labs into four units covering its Meta AI assistant, core infrastructure, long-term research under the Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) banner and a still-unnamed group focused on the next generation of its Llama large-language model. The reorganisation follows a turbulent period marked by rapid hiring and repeated strategy shifts as Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg tries to accelerate AI products for the company’s 3.4 billion daily users. Earlier this summer Meta brought in Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang and former GitHub CEO Nat Friedman to co-lead Superintelligence Labs and has poached dozens of researchers from rivals including OpenAI and Google. Investors reacted coolly to the latest overhaul. Meta shares fell about 3% on Monday afternoon in New York, underperforming the broader technology sector as the market weighed whether yet another structural change will translate into faster product delivery and revenue growth.