Meta is fully committed to closed source models, and the new model Avocado may be launched next spring. On December 10th, after investing billions of dollars to build the most expensive team in technology history for several months, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is deeply involved in daily research and development, and promoting the company's strategic shift towards AI models that can be directly monetized. According to informed sources, a new model codenamed "Avocado" is expected to be released in the spring of 2026 and may be released in a closed source form (i.e., Meta strictly controls and sells access to external sources). This move marks a significant departure from Meta's long-standing advocacy for open source. Zuckerberg devoted a significant amount of time to a core team called TBD Lab, which even integrated third-party models including Google Gemma, OpenAIgpt oss, and Alibaba Qwen when training Avocado. At the same time, Meta is significantly adjusting its resource allocation, reducing investments in metaverse and virtual reality, shifting funds towards hardware such as AI glasses, and planning to invest $600 billion in AI infrastructure in the United States over the next three years.