Not too long ago Mark Zuckerberg was seen as the ultimate memeable CEO, the guy who needed a booster seat, didn't know how to drink water, might actually have been a robot, but in the past year a comeback for the ages. He is singularly focused, has been since the dorm room at Harvard and the man can execute.

Emma May fights, a blooming friendship with Jensen Wong.

Talks of a hot zuck summer, chains, fur coats,

and thanks to a stellar stock market outperformance a Wall Street darling

now fighting it out with Elon Musk for title of the third richest person in the world

The guy is Mark Zuckerberg right and you know he's he may be dressing nicely, but he's still a cold-blooded killer

But now his moment of truth

Meta shares are set up for what could be the worst day the stock has seen in years.

Can he deliver on the most important platform shift in tech in decades, generative AI?

Now, why doesn't he deserve the benefit of death?

He does.

And I'm giving it to it.

This week on Tech Check, the reinvention of Zuck and his show me moment. Harvard didn't have a Facebook, so that's the gap that we were trying to fill and

now we're at a hundred thousand people so who knows where we're going next.

That was an empire.

His family of apps.

Where he went next was an empire.

His family of apps, which includes Facebook, Instagram,

what's-ap, and messenger,

today touches nearly 4 billion users. He founded his company at 19 years

old and two decades later he is still in control and more successful than ever.

That is a feat that today is rare and getting rarer.

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