The plaintiffs in the Kadrey v. Meta case submitted a controversial new report as evidence of copyright infringement.

European privacy group noyb has issued Meta a cease & desist over EU AI data use, demanding GDPR opt-in consent and threatening significant legal action including multi-billion Euro fines.

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In a statement, Meta's spokesperson defended the opt-out approach, noting that "we've provided EU users with a clear way to ...

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