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AI godfather Yann LeCun has been busy since leaving Meta.

His Paris-based startup, Advance Machine Intelligence, just raised $1 billion to build AI world models.

It’s another big bet on what might be the next big thing in AI: systems trained on the physical world, not just text and images.

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