Meta postpones new service terms after media criticism and Norwegian court ruling
Meta is postponing the introduction of new terms of service for companies following harsh criticism from media outlets in Europe and the US.
EntertainmentMeta is postponing the introduction of new terms of service for companies following harsh criticism from media outlets in Europe and the US.
EntertainmentThe Oslo District Court has decided to temporarily halt Meta’s introduction of new terms of use for companies. Norwegian media companies say the terms could lead to them losing control of their own content.
EntertainmentMeta needs a huge cash injection and is asking its shareholders for $95 billion to invest in AI. But the stock continues to fall.
TechnologyMeta beats analysts' expectations in its latest quarterly report. The stock rises in after-hours trading.
BusinessTech giant Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, must pay the equivalent of SEK 247 billion after misleading New Mexico residents about Facebook, a court in the state ruled on Wednesday.
BusinessAlex Schulman's much-talked-about directorial debut about a class trip gone wrong is getting a theatrical release. It's also time for the final season of the acclaimed German series "Babylon Berlin." Here are this week's movies and series.
TV & filmUS President Donald Trump hosted a meeting with leading figures in the US tech industry at the White House on Tuesday. The topic on the table was the future of AI development and growing demands for regulation.
TechnologyTech giant Meta has suffered another legal setback in New Mexico. A jury in the state has ruled that the company misled users about privacy protections on the platform.
BusinessDonald Trump and Xi Jinping met and declared friendship and cooperation - but the two world leaders gave no new information on the many disputes that keep the great powers apart. "We have built a friendship, a really strong friendship," Trump said.
World politicsThe question of AI as an existential threat to humanity is highly topical. The CEO of AI company Anthropic is calling for a slowdown, but some experts do not believe that is enough. We need a complete stop, says Olle Häggström, professor of mathematical statistics at Chalmers.
SwedenMark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang, the CEOs of Meta and Nvidia respectively, do not believe that AI development should be slowed down. They are therefore at odds with their competitors on the issue.
TechnologyA judge in New Mexico in the USA has ordered tech giant Meta to pay the equivalent of more than five billion kronor in a new lawsuit.
BusinessA black leather jacket worn by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has sold for $960,000 at an auction in New York on Friday - far above the expected final price.
BusinessSocial media giant Meta is facing major internal changes. 7,000 employees will be reassigned to AI, and about ten percent of its workforce is expected to be laid off this week, Bloomberg reports, citing documents.
TechnologyMeta, the owner of Facebook, is performing worse than analysts expected. Its shares are falling sharply in after-hours trading in New York.
BusinessMeta, the owner of Facebook, plans to cut 10 percent of its workforce on May 20, Bloomberg reports.
BusinessA jury in Los Angeles has ruled that Alphabet, Google's parent company, and Meta, the owner of Facebook, failed to clearly warn users that the platforms could be addictive, CNBC reports.
BusinessBefore AI, Meta invested heavily in the metaverse. Now access to the metaverse platform "Horizon Worlds" is being shut off on the company's VR headsets.
SwedenTech giant Meta is planning cost cuts that could hit 20 percent of its workforce, three sources told Reuters.
BusinessMeta is being sued for privacy violations and misleading marketing related to the company's smart glasses, reports TechCrunch.
BusinessSex acts and toilet visits are among the things shared unknowingly via Meta's smart glasses, according to a review by Svenska Dagbladet and Göteborgs-Posten.
SwedenMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admits that his company should have been faster when it comes to identifying underage users on Instagram.
WorldPublishers are now turning to the European Commission to put a stop to fraudulent ads on Facebook.
SwedenSome of the world's largest companies are accused of allowing millions of children to suffer in order to make money. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is facing the first in a long line of legal cases over what can be offered online to minors - and who is responsible.
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