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Meta removes AI-training clause from website terms: What changed in its terms?

Publicado por The Financial Express · India hace 9 h

Meta has removed a clause from its commercial terms that appeared to allow it to use scraped website content for AI training after legal experts raised concerns.

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Meta removes AI-training clause from website terms: What changed in its terms?

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