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Meta Retracts Controversial Terms After Backlash Over Potential News Scraping for AI Training

Meta has quietly walked back a controversial update to its commercial terms of use, a move that follows intense scrutiny from legal experts and publishers who feared the company was granting itself broad authority to scrape news websites for the purpose of training its artificial intelligence models. The decision to remove the language comes just…

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Meta Retracts Controversial Terms After Backlash Over Potential News Scraping for AI Training

Meta has quietly walked back a controversial update to its commercial terms of service, a move that follows intense scrutiny from legal experts and publishers who feared the language granted the tech giant broad authority to scrape news websites to train its artificial intelligence models. The adjustment comes just days after the company’s updated terms…

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Meta Retracts Controversial Terms After Backlash Over Potential News Scraping

In a move that has sparked widespread debate regarding the intersection of intellectual property and artificial intelligence, Meta recently updated its commercial terms of use, only to pivot just as quickly following intense scrutiny from the publishing industry and legal experts. The core of the controversy centered on a provision that suggested the company could…

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