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Meta delays new terms after publisher concerns over AI scraping

The social media giant pushed back enforcement of updated policies amid legal and publisher pushback over AI training data use.

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Meta has postponed enforcement of newly updated business terms following pushback from publishers who worry the rules could permit the company to scrape news content for AI model training. Meta spokesperson Daniel Roberts confirmed the delay, moving the effective date to November 20th to allow for further consideration. Legal experts have criticized the policy changes as insufficient to prevent AI scraping of publisher material.

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