UK watchdog investigates Meta’s AI terms as Meta pauses them
The CMA opened a competition case into terms it says could let Meta use businesses’ website content for its AI, two days after Meta put the new terms on hold.
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The CMA opened a competition case into terms it says could let Meta use businesses’ website content for its AI, two days after Meta put the new terms on hold.
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