Advanced Machine Intelligence Labs, founded by Yann LeCun and other ex-Meta researchers, has raised more than $1 billion from investors.
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Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) received a downgrade from Wall Street on Thursday, March 5, due to concerns regarding its ability to keep up with the demands imposed by the artificial intelligence (AI) sector.
In the most recent trading session, Meta Platforms (META) closed at $660.41, indicating a -1.1% shift from the previous trading day.
In a bid to stave off a major investigation by the European Commission, Meta said on Thursday that it would allow AI companies to offer their chatbots on WhatsApp via its business API for the next 12 months in Europe.
Artificial intelligence rivals will be allowed on WhatsApp for a year, Meta Platforms said, aiming to head off a possible temporary order from EU antitrust regulators after complaints from competitors shut out of the messaging service.
The agreement — set to run at least three years — allows Meta to use copyrighted content from News Corp's US and UK media properties.
With two major AI licensing agreements now signed in under two years, Rupert Murdoch's company has stopped asking whether to deal and started asking how much. The rest of the industry is following.