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Meta's new terms, effective October 30th, allow the company to scrape content from websites associated with businesses on its platforms for AI training. This policy may enable Meta to bypass licensing agreements with online publishers.
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Meta's new terms, effective October 30th, allow the company to scrape content from websites associated with businesses on its platforms for AI training. This policy may enable Meta to bypass licensing agreements with online publishers.
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