Bosworth, Chief CTO of Facebook: A Key to the Meta-world

"Coffee Talking V Talking" series truly provides digital marketing and investment from foreign artists, so that readers can see the wisdom of the smart man, learn from above and grow. This article is the 33rd chapter of “Cashuo V Conferences,” the first Facebook leader to become Meta CTO in 2022, and reveals important insights from the meta world, specifically why. The first idea was to integrate a meta-world of intermediary organizations with decentralized blockchain, NFT and DAO. The second part of this article is an introduction to Andrew Bosworth.

Andrew Bosworth, who was also a first-time student at Harvard University with Mark Zuckerberg, president of Meta (formerly Facebook) and was an assistant in intelligence courses, also served as director of Meta (formerly Facebook) for long time. time. . He currently oversees the AR and VR distribution company, and after the new year he will serve as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and become a key player in the metaverse exchange.

After Zuckerberg announced that Facebook had changed its name to Meta and made the switch, Bosworth had a lengthy interview with Decoder and revealed some preliminary ideas for Meta's future metaverse.

"(Future meta-global development) Some will be completely new, there is no physical comparison, it will be real development. If there is, I think our community needs to think about justice and life. Privacy. It's an unresolved issue "I think of the strength of justice and privacy, of the weakness of interactions. We know this is a challenge that we have to balance."

“If the whole metauniverse is run by one company, the data isn't easy, but we don't want it to be done and I think it can't be done. Another very solid alternative is NFT and encryption technology.

“With the downside, we don't have to keep the data in the database, but we keep it on the blockchain. The space is very expanding and changing rapidly. The following technologies are essential. Here (meta universe ). If they aren't supported, at least that's a part. I'm not sure every part of the meta-world is crypto-supported, but I think it's very important , especially given the region's vital economy now, it really has to do with the creator. "

After a previous interview, chief technology officer Bosworth broke "insider news", hoping Facebook's Meta name could "fix the depth of the blockchain," according to the New York Times and others. He also discussed research issues affecting Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) and NFTs.

In a statement, Bosworth "cautioned", adding that the meta "should get this technology before any other organization". He pointed out that blockchain technology could "have a huge impact on our economy over the next decade."

Bosworth also mentioned in an internal statement that Meta is "creating how to use NFTs" and "must look at areas for investment, including blockchain-based smart contracts and DAOs."

According to the report, he wrote: “My idea is to dig deep with blockchains. I hope we don't trust him at all. Hope it is worth using Power in the web 3.0 arena.

However, Bosworth cautioned employees against complacency with Web 3.0 and said, "I urge employees not to rely too much on technology."

Andrew Bosworthintroduction

says Andrew Bosworth, CEO of US Technology. Currently, he is Vice President of AR / VR Distribution for Meta.

Growing up in an area outside of San Jose, California, Bosworth graduated from Harvard University in 2004 with a degree in computer science. When he held the post of cognitive assistant (CS182), he worked several hours.

After graduating from Harvard University, Bosworth first worked as a Microsoft Visio developer for almost two years before joining Facebook in January 2006 to answer a phone call from Zuckerberg, where he had been doing business since then.

The news provided details of Bosworth's involvement in early Facebook experiments. At the time, Bosworth joined the interview with skepticism when he received an AOL instant message for an interview for AI's job on Facebook.

“I didn't really do it,” he said. "It wasn't until the last conversation that I realized what they were doing and what their goals were for what they were going to do. Then I was very happy."

However, Bosworth has always refused to give up his position at Microsoft and enter the region without a startup.

“My boss gave me a nice gift. When I had the opportunity to join Facebook, he said to me: You have to go, I don't want to miss you because you are an expert on Here, but you are still young. nothing to lose and you will learn a lot from this environment. "Bosworth recalled.

He accepted the president's request and became the first of more than 10 employees to leave.

A Facebook veteran for 15 years, Bosworth was a back-end engineer, first developing infrastructure and developing prototypes that later became Newsfeeds, co-inventing key features such as the Newsfeed, Messenger, etc., and the early anti-spam and anti-abuse systems groups.

The year Bosworth joined Facebook, the platform had 5 million users, but in one year the number of users has more than doubled and the growth rate is exponential. At first the team worked very fast and there was no hope of work and life. At the time, all of Bosworth's friends in the room were Facebook employees, working 24 hours a day. That year he said he didn't really want to work. They love adventure, creativity and having fun trying new and sometimes crazy things.

Bosworth later ran the Facebook advertising business. Today, he runs Reality Labs, developing consumer hardware and software, including the Quest VR headset. The team he leads has more than 10,000 employees, or one-fifth of the company's employees. In 2022, he will become Chief Technology Officer of Meta, extending his responsibilities to business intelligence and the various engineering teams.

Bosworth is arguably the world's most influential IT expert, a unique social media influencer, and has many fans. He often posts selfies and videos and interacts with his main fans on social media platforms.