Meta's new privacy policy is facing a legal challenge in 11 European countries, over the way the company plans to use users' personal data to train AI models.

Meta wants to use data from users in privacy-conscious Europe to train its artificial intelligence models, the social media giant said Monday as it faces concerns about data protection while battling to keep up with rivals like OpenAI and Google.

Opera ha teamed up with Google to integrate its Gemini AI models into its Aria AI browser assistant. Meta and Google are offering Hollywood studios millions of dollars with the hope of striking licensing deals that could improve their models for AI-generated video, according to a new report.

A Meta plan to use personal data to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models without seeking consent came under fire from advocacy group NOYB on Thursday, which called on privacy enforcers across Europe to stop such use.

An Instagram chain message aimed at stopping Meta from using people’s photos and posts to train its artificial intelligence won’t work. Here’s why.

Meta - like Google, Microsoft and Apple - wants in on the artificial intelligence hype and is preparing to use the content you post on Instagram and Facebook to train its AI models. From June 26 onwards,

What's German for 'thank goodness for actually useful privacy regulations'? Meta will start training its AI models using everyone's social media posts though European Union users can opt out, a luxury the rest of the world won't enjoy.