Meta's oversight board on Thursday called on the tech titan to bring its rules regarding porn deepfakes out of the "photoshop" days and into the era of artificial intelligence.
Meta Platforms Inc META is making waves again, this time with its latest AI advancements.
Following investigations into how Meta handles AI-generated explicit images, the company's semi-independent observer body, the Oversight Board, is now urging the company to refine its policies around such images. The Board wants Meta to change the terminology it uses from “derogatory” to “non-consensual,” and move its policies on such images to the “Sexual Exploitation Community Standards” section from the “Bullying and Harassment” section.
US lawmakers voiced "concern" Wednesday over Meta's decision to shut down CrowdTangle—a digital tool considered vital in monitoring falsehoods –- in a major election year, urging the tech giant to delay the move by six months.
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Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:META, ETR:FB2A, SWX:FB) shares dropped more than 2% in premarket trading on Wednesday after it announced its latest AI model, an open-source offering aimed at outperforming ChatGPT and other rivals. Llama 3.1, Meta's largest AI model yet, will be available for free and is set to take on the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic.
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Meta (META) unveiled Llama 3.1, its most capable open-source artificial intelligence (AI) model yet, on Tuesday.
Meta on Tuesday announced the latest version of its Llama AI model, Llama 3.1. It's the biggest and most capable AI model from Meta to date and continues to be open source, which means it can be accessed for free.