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"If you do not agree to the updated terms, you may stop all access or use of our Products for business or commercial purposes," the policy reads.

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Meta has removed language from its commercial terms that appeared to allow it to scrape websites linked to business accounts and use their content to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models. The ...

Meta has revised controversial website crawling terms, removing the word “train” after legal experts questioned whether publisher content could be used for AI training.

Late on Friday, Meta made some changes to a forthcoming policy, and acknowledged that the action was a response to criticism from business customers and members of the media. “We’ve heard you and want ...

Meta updated its commercial terms to remove language that suggested it could scrape business websites to train AI models. Following pushback from news publishers and legal experts, Meta clarified that ...