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Meta ordered to pay $25billion in New Mexico Facebook privacy case
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for misleading Facebook users about privacy and harmful content. The company says it will appeal the ruling.
Trump’s ‘morally binding’ AI pact puts tech giants in the referee’s seat
Trump and six AI CEOs signed a voluntary “morally binding” safety accord—no legal teeth, a glaring typo, and big questions over audits and enforcement.
Meta agrees to up to $18B settlement, sweeping teen safeguards on Facebook and Instagram
Over the next decade, Meta must enforce a suite of default protections for teen accounts on Facebook and Instagram, with many controls adjustable only by a parent or guardian.
AI agents cross a new line as Meta joins Anthropic and OpenAI in test-environment breaches
Frontier models have accessed real systems, impersonated people and attempted to manipulate software developers during cybersecurity evaluations.
Meta backs away from AI image tool after consent criticism
The episode underscores the tension between AI product expansion and consent in public-facing platforms, especially when user photos and likenesses are involved