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Meta now allows military agencies to access its AI software. It poses a moral dilemma for everybody who uses it
Meta will make its generative artificial intelligence (AI) models available to the United States' government, the tech giant ...
EU fines Meta $1.4 billion for ‘abusive practices’ on Facebook Marketplace
Thursday over allegations that it unlawfully used its signature social media platform to power its classified-ads service, ...
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There is no ‘perfect’ solution to restrict children’s access to social media: Meta
Meta's Regional Policy Director for Australia and New Zealand Mia Garlick, said on Friday that there was no "perfect" ...
Meta Permits Its A.I. Models to Be Used for U.S. Military Purposes
The shift in policy, covering government agencies and contractors working on national security, is intended to promote ...
Google's Support For Democracy And Media In NZ
The Google support for news media via its Google News Initiative which includes the Showcase program is global, not local.
Meta gives nod to weaponizing Llama – but only for the good guys
"Our Acceptable Use Policy remains in place," a Meta spokesperson told us. "However, we are allowing the [US government] and ...
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Meta opens its AI models to US defence agencies and contractors
Meta also making Llama available to similar agencies in UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand Meta Platforms Inc. has granted ...
Meta is letting the US military use its Llama AI model for ‘national security applications’
Meta will now work with government agencies to develop military applications Concerns have been raised about security risks ...
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Meta Loosens AI Rules for US Military Use
Meta revised its policy to permit U.S. defense contractors and national security agencies to use its AI model, Llama, ...
Meta says it’s making its Llama models available for US national security applications
Meta confirmed that it's making its Llama models available to U.S. government contractors for national security applications.
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Meta says app stores should police Australia’s under-16 social ban
CANBERRA - Australia will push ahead with a ban on social media for people aged under 16 despite calls by Meta Platforms for it to consider shifting responsibility for policing usage to app store ...