Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has paid a lot of attention to metaverse technology in recent years. The famous businessman is so obsessed with this job that he doesn’t even know the name of his company. Facebook meta changed in. Zuckerberg said he wants to create a virtual world and has spent more than $10 billion developing this technology. So what did he spend?

Meta, with a statement early 2022 Horizon Worlds launched the metaverse ecosystem, which he called Zuckerberg’s claim that in this virtual world, users could create their own avatars and do whatever they wanted. Now came a remarkable move from Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg shared a screenshot from Horizon Worlds, saying: “peoples explore immersive worlds and I’m looking forward to building it.“He said. But of course the sharing was not very satisfying. Because the Horizon Worlds image was quite simple and meaningless.

Here’s that photo shared by Mark Zuckerberg

In the image shared by Zuckerberg, we see an image of the Eiffel Tower and a cathedral. The avatar created by Zuckerberg takes selfies in front of these objects. If the resulting image is lacks quality and detail It has become the subject of the new wave of the Internet. So much so that many began to question the significance of Meta’s $10 billion investment to the metaverse.

Of course, this can also be just a starting point:

It’s not yet clear what Horizon Worlds, Meta’s metaverse ecosystem, will offer when it’s completed. According to Zuckerberg, Horizon Worlds allows users to hold business meetings if they wish. they will party. However, its current position shows that Zuckerberg’s multi-billion dollar platform is not at the desired level for these capabilities.

Obviously it is necessary to underline the ‘current position’ here. Because the information previously shared by Zuckerberg and Meta aims that the metaverse isn’t just in the virtual environment like the photo above and today’s platforms. Meta’s Horizon Worlds currently only works in a virtual environment. The fact that billions of dollars have been spent to take this picture, and that a picture is even worse than Second Life published in 2003, of course, to some extent justifies the reaction of the internet.

So what did Zuckerberg promise about the metaverse? Much more than the image above!