NEW Meta Avocado is INSANE!

New Meta Avocado is insane. Today, I'm dropping the craziest Meta AI leak you need to know about. This thing could flip the entire AI game on its head. Meta might be building their most powerful model ever. And the leaks are absolutely wild. Let's dive in. So, there are leaked internal memos talking about a new AI model from Meta called Avocado. And according to these leaks, this thing could be their most capable AI ever built. We're talking about a model that's crushing open- source alternatives before it even gets fine-tuned. That's insane when you think about it. Now, before we go any further, I need to be super clear here. Everything I'm sharing today comes from leaks and rumors. Meta hasn't officially announced this yet, but the buzz around this is too big to ignore. So, what exactly is Avocado? According to these leaks based on the leaked memos reportedly from MA's Super Intelligence Labs, this could be their next generation AI model. And insiders are saying it's already completed its pre-training phase. That's the part where the AI learns general language and world knowledge. But here's where it gets crazy. Even before any specialized fine-tuning, Avocado is allegedly already beating leading models in areas like knowledge retrieval, multilingual tasks, and vision abilities. Think about that for a second. Most AI models need heavy fine-tuning to get good at specific tasks. Avocado might be crushing it right out of the gate. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Let me break down what makes this so special. When you build an AI model, you got two main phases. First is pre-training. That's where the model learns everything it can from massive amounts of data. Then comes post-training or fine-tuning. That's where you specialize it for specific jobs. Most models are pretty average after pre-training. They need that finetuning to shine. But Avocado, the leaks say it could already be competitive with top models just from pre-training alone. That tells us Meta might have cracked something big with how they're training this thing. Now, let's talk about where Meta was before this. Their previous models, like Llama 4, got mixed reviews. Developers weren't super impressed. They didn't quite beat the top AI offerings out there. So, Avocado might be Meta's way of saying we're not playing around anymore. But, there's a twist here that nobody saw coming. Meta has always been the open-source champion. They released llama models as open source so developers could build on them. Everyone could access the weights and create their own versions. The leaks suggest Avocado might not follow that path. Instead of open source, Meta might keep this one locked down. Maybe through APIs or just for their internal products. If that's true, this is a massive shift in MA's AI strategy. Why would they do this? Well, think about it. Open source is great for adoption and community building, but it also means you're giving away your best tech. Your competitors can use it. You can't really monetize it directly. So maybe Meta looked at OpenAI and Google keeping their best models private and thought we need to do the same thing. And here's what's wild about the technical side. The leaked memos mentioned some crazy capabilities. We're talking multimodal abilities. That means the model could work with text and vision and maybe other data types, too. But the real kicker is the compute efficiency. The alleged internal notes say, "Avocado shows 10 times gains on some tasks compared to older meta models. 10 times. " That's not a small improvement. That's a massive leap forward. And get this, some leaks indicate this model could be really strong at coding and reasoning tasks. Not just answering questions, but actually thinking through complex problems and writing code. That puts it in direct competition with models. Now, if you want to learn how to scale your business and save hundreds of hours with AI automation tools like Meta Avocado when it launches, you need to join the AI profit boardroom. This is where we break down exactly how to use cuttingedge AI models to automate your workflow, get more customers, and grow your business faster. The link is in the description. Don't sleep on this. So, why does all this matter? If Avocado truly delivers on even half of these rumors, this could shake up how Meta competes with the likes of OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. A more capable base model could power all sorts of meta products. Smarter content understanding on Facebook and Instagram. Better AI assistant features. Maybe even new products we haven't seen yet. Think about me to scale for a second. Billions of people use their platforms every day. If they have a model that's this powerful running behind the scenes, that changes everything. Better content moderation, smarter ad targeting, more helpful AI assistance. The possibilities are massive. But here's the thing. We need to remember this is all tentative until Meta officially confirms it. These are leaks, internal memos that got out. Nothing is set in stone yet. But the fact that these memos leaked isn't just about tech. It signals how high internal expectations might be at Meta right now. When companies are building something big, word gets out, people get excited, they talk, and that's exactly what we're

seeing here. The buzz around Avocado is real. Tech insiders are paying attention, and that tells you something important is happening. Now, let's talk about what we still don't know. And honestly, there's a lot of question marks here. First, we don't have a final release timeline. Some rumors say early 2026, but that's not official. Could be sooner, could be later. We just don't know. Second, we don't have exact capabilities and descriptions. The leaks give us hints, but not the full picture. What can this thing actually do that other models can't? How does it compare in real world tasks? We're waiting to find out. Third, the big question. You're will this model be open source or not? This is huge. If Meta keeps it closed, that's a major strategy shift. If they go open source like usual, that changes the game for developers everywhere. Right now, we just don't know which way they'll go. And fourth, how will Meta integrate this into their products? Will it power Meta AI? Will they build new products around it? Will they license it to other companies? All of this is still up in the air. These gaps are exactly why you'll keep seeing rumors because insiders leak pieces before the official story drops. People inside MA know what's coming. They're excited about it. And sometimes that excitement leads to leaks. But here's what I think is really interesting. The timing of these leaks. We're in a massive AI race right now. Open AAI just launched new models. Google is pushing Gemini hard. Anthropic is making moves with Claude and Meta needs to stay competitive. So whether Avocado is as good as the leaks say or not, the fact that Meta is pushing hard on AI development is clear. They're not sitting on the sidelines. They're investing billions into AI research. They're building new models. They're trying to compete with the best in the world. And if these leaks are even close to accurate, they might have something really special on their hands. A model that's efficient, powerful, and versatile. That's the holy grail in AI development right now. The other thing to watch is how this affects the broader AI landscape. If Meta does keep Avocado closed source, that could trigger a bigger shift in the industry. More companies might decide to keep their best models private. The open- source AI movement might slow down or it might push other companies to double down on open source to differentiate themselves. Either way, this is a pivotal moment. The AI world is watching meta closely. And when Avocado officially launches, assuming these leaks are real, we're going to see some major ripple effects across the entire industry. So, there you have it. The latest on Meta Avocado, the next big AI model that everyone in tech is whispering about. [snorts] If this turns out to be as capable as leaks suggest, we're looking at a major moment in AI development. Again, all of this is based on leaks and rumors and hasn't been officially confirmed. But the buzz is undeniable. Something big might be coming from Meta and we need to pay attention. Now, if you want to learn how to scale your business and save hundreds of hours with AI automation tools like Meta Avocado when it launches, you need to join the AI profit boardroom. This is where we break down exactly how to use cutting edge AI models to automate your workflow, get more customers, and grow your business faster. The link is in the description. Don't sleep on this. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and over a 100 AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab, links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 38,000 members who are crushing it with AI. All right, thanks for watching. and hit the like and subscribe button and I will see you in the next