Meta is once again playing with fire in Europe—and points to rivals Google and OpenAI

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Meta will start using publicly available content from European users to train its AI models, resuming work put on hold last year.

Meta said it will start notifying users in the EU about the training, and will include a link to a form where they can object at any time.“We'll honor all objection forms,” the company said.

Meta noted that a panel of EU privacy regulators in December “affirmed” that its original approach met legal obligations.

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Author / Journalist: The Associated Press

Category: EconomyBusiness

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Topics: Consumer Privacy A.I. Data privacy Meta Mark Zuckerberg Europe

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Published On: 2025-04-14 @ 18:13:24 (1 days ago)

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