Meta says it won’t sign the European Union’s artificial intelligence code of practice agreement, warning that “Europe is heading down the wrong path on AI.” The code published by the EU on July 10th ...

Infosec In Brief Microsoft has warned users of SharePoint Server that three on-prem versions of the product include a ...

Tech news this week feels like a whirlwind of legal battles, corporate maneuvering, and product launches. If you've been ...

In a twist that feels like a plot from a tech dystopia, Meta has decided to *not* sign the European Union's newly minted AI ...

In a recent development highlighting the differing approaches of major tech companies toward regulatory frameworks, Microsoft has expressed its support ...

Microsoft takes on a supportive stance for AI regulation while Meta argues the 'over-reach will throttle development' of AI models in Europe ...

GPAI code asks for transparency, copyright, and safety pledges Two weeks before the EU AI Act takes effect, the European Commission issued voluntary guidelines for providers of general-purpose AI ...

Meta Platforms has refused to sign the European Union's voluntary code of practice for general-purpose AI, arguing that the framework exceeds the scope of the bloc's landmark ...

Tech companies argued there is still uncertainty about how to comply with the AI Act, and the rules are too complicated.

Meta wants to convince Facebook users to give Meta AI access to all the photos on their devices - here’s why you shouldn’t do it.

Meta Platforms may face daily fines if EU regulators decide the changes it has proposed to its pay-or-consent model fail to comply with an antitrust order issued in April, they said on Friday.

Alongside bolstering its AI research talent pool, Meta seems to be keen to flesh out its consumer-facing AI features. The company is in discussions to acquire a voice-cloning startup called Play ...