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The tech giant Meta announced today that it will require labels on more AI-generated content on its platform. This decision comes after growing concerns about the spread of misinformation and harmful content online.
The European Commission has officially launched investigations into tech giants Apple, Google, and Meta (formerly known as Facebook) under the EU’s Digital Markets Act. This marks the first set of antitrust investigations under the new legislation aimed at promoting fair competition in the digital market.
Artificial Intelligence company, AI Giant, reported impressive earnings yesterday, causing its stock to soar in after-hours trading. Investors are attributing the company’s success to its cutting-edge technology and strong market position in the rapidly expanding AI sector.
Meta AI, the artificial intelligence arm of Facebook’s parent company Meta, has recently come under fire for its creation of ahistorical images. These images, produced by Meta AI’s algorithms, have sparked controversy due to their potential to distort history and perpetuate misinformation.
Meta and LG have confirmed a partnership to develop a next-generation XR device. The collaboration aims to bring cutting-edge technology to the market, offering users an unparalleled experience in augmented and virtual reality.
Social media giant Meta Platforms, formerly known as Facebook, has received a new price target of $475 per share from investment analysis firm TipRanks.com. This target represents the highest street estimation for Meta’s stock price.
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has recently made an intriguing announcement regarding its intention to introduce dividends in 2024. This move by Alphabet comes as no surprise considering the industry trend, with many tech giants recognizing the importance of returning value to their shareholders. Following this decision, it is anticipated that Amazon will likely follow suit and introduce their own dividends in the near future.
San Francisco, CA – In a move that has left many news creators fuming, Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has once again decided to distance itself from politics. The decision comes amidst growing concerns over the spread of misinformation and its impact on society. However, critics argue that this move is yet another attempt by Meta to evade responsibility for the content that is shared on its platforms.
In a surprising move, Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has decided to distance itself from the political landscape once again. This decision has left many news creators feeling frustrated and angered by the social media giant.
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