Mark Zuckerberg's 'Aut Zuck aut Nihil' T-Shirt Steals Spotlight at Meta's AR Glasses Launch

The Meta CEO's Roman-inspired slogan reflects his ambitious vision for the company's future during the unveiling of Orion AR glasses.

Mark Zuckerberg wore a T-shirt with the Latin phrase 'aut Zuck aut nihil,' meaning 'all Zuck or all nothing,' at Meta's annual Connect event.
The phrase is a twist on 'aut Caesar aut nihil,' historically associated with grand ambition and supreme rulership.
Zuckerberg's fascination with Roman history is well-documented, including naming his children after Roman figures and sporting other Latin phrases.
Meta introduced the Orion AR glasses, which Zuckerberg described as a 'time machine' into the future, aiming to integrate the virtual and real worlds.
Zuckerberg emphasized Meta's goal to build the next generation of computing platforms focused on human connection, amid competition from other tech giants.