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What the Tech? App of the Day: Meta AI
Even though no one was really asking for it, Meta throws its hat into the ring with Meta AI, a new platform seamlessly ...
German consumer protection group calls on Meta to halt its AI training in the EU – will other countries follow suit?
Public posts and user interactions are set to feed Meta AI training from May 27. Yet, privacy advocates are questioning its ...
Mark Zuckerberg says AI could soon do the work of some engineers at Meta. Here's how AI is shaking up other Big Tech firms.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said technologies like AI mean founders can better "focus on the core idea" of their companies.
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Meta's 2026 smart glasses will reportedly boost Live AI and identify faces
A report seemingly highlighted Meta's plans for its 2026 smart glasses, like improved Live AI and "super sensing." ...
Meta: Positive Outlook, But Innovation And Margin Risks Remain
Meta Platforms' Q1 2025 sees an 8% rally fueled by AI-driven ads and Reels. Click here to find out why META stock is a Hold.
Zuckerberg’s new Meta AI app gets personal in a very creepy way
Mark Zuckerberg has a new way to invade your privacy: a creepier version of ChatGPT.
Judge on Meta’s AI training: “I just don’t understand how that can be fair use”
Declaring, "I just don't understand how that can be fair use," the shrewd judge apparently stoked little response from Meta's ...
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Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Come to India: Experience the Future with Meta AI Integrated and Multiple Styles on Offer
Ray-Ban Meta glasses are now coming to India - combining iconic style and cutting-edge technology to let people stay present ...
Republicans want to block states from regulating AI for 10 years
GOP lawmakers would grant OpenAI one of its wishes by blocking states from imposing their own AI regulations for at least 10 ...
Rethinking Meta Ads AI: Best practices for better results
Meta’s AI promises hands-off advertising – but not everything runs better on autopilot. Here’s where human insight still wins ...