Meta's $18 billion child safety settlement requires TikTok and YouTube to adopt similar protections and pay $5.3 billion combined. Meta tried running ads on TikTok urging them to join the deal, but TikTok rejected the ads citing a ban on political content. Both TikTok and YouTube have remained publicly silent and pulled out of related safety events, raising questions about their cooperation. The outcome affects how major social platforms address teen safety and regulatory pressure going forward.
A Utah mother, Kalie Robins, discovered that Meta AI surfaced sensitive personal information about her young daughters after she posted a video on Facebook. The AI revealed their names, birth details, deleted photos, and even attempted to pinpoint th...
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Meta's stock climbed 7.55% in the past month, outperforming the S&P 500 despite a tough summer marked by a Q2 earnings miss and heavy capital expenditures hitting $31.1 billion. Advertising revenue grew 27% year-over-year, driven by AI-powered ad too...
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