Meta has halted a new AI feature on Instagram that generated images using public account photos without user consent, following widespread privacy and copyright concerns. The feature was automatically enabled for public profiles, sparking criticism from users, talent agencies, and unions who called it irresponsible. Meta acknowledged the feedback and removed the feature but continues to develop AI tools, including a new AI video generator planned for release soon. This move highlights ongoing challenges tech companies face balancing AI innovation with user rights and content protection.
A federal appeals court ruled that social media companies like Meta, Snap, TikTok, YouTube, and Roblox cannot use Section 230 of the Communications Act to dismiss thousands of lawsuits alleging addiction among young users. The court said Section 230 ...
OpenAI has expanded its Daybreak cybersecurity program to include two access levels: Daybreak Blue and Daybreak Red, aimed at helping partners defend against evolving cyber threats. Daybreak Blue offers access to advanced general AI models with modif...
Meta introduced Muse Glimmer, a 30-billion parameter open-weight AI model designed to run locally on consumer hardware like Macs or PCs with a single GPU. It supports multi-step tasks such as coding, file management, and scheduling, all while priorit...
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined a vision for artificial intelligence focused on empowering individuals rather than replacing workers. In a detailed essay, he emphasized making advanced AI widely accessible to foster entrepreneurship, scientific res...
NVIDIA and Meta Platforms stand out among the Magnificent 7 stocks for 2027. NVIDIA benefits from massive AI infrastructure demand, with Q1 FY27 revenue up 85%, strong data center growth, and a $119 billion supply pipeline, targeting a stock price of...
