Meta allegedly used pirated books to train AI. Australian authors have objected, but US courts may decide if this is ‘fair use’
Australian authors are among those caught up in Meta’s use of LibGen, an illegal book repository, to train its AI. What are ...
Australia's News Media Bargaining Code could be in the firing line as Donald Trump prepares for more tariffs
Australia's News Media Bargaining Code has been name-checked in the annual US Foreign Trade Barriers report, making it a ...
Meta vows to curtail false content, deepfakes ahead of Australia election
Facebook and Instagram-owner Meta Platforms said on Tuesday its independent fact-checking program in Australia would help ...
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Meta allegedly used pirated books to train AI—US courts may decide if this is 'fair use'
Companies developing AI models, such as OpenAI and Meta, train their systems on enormous datasets. These consist of text from ...
5 Stocks Hedge Funds Are Buying Right Now – Should You Invest?
It’s a rollercoaster ride when you put money in the stock market, but Aussies are good at riding waves. Surfing the Gold ...
Meta loses two execs overseeing the company's largest markets and key advertising verticals
Two senior Meta executives, announce their departures this week, after over a decade, marking a significant leadership ...
Authors outraged to discover Meta used their pirated work to train its AI systems
Tech giant Meta used millions of pirated books by Australian authors including Hannah Kent, Charlotte Wood and Tim Winton to ...
‘Holding us hostage’: WA authors’ horror as Meta uses their pirated work
Writers across Perth and Australia are reeling at stolen copies of their books being used without permission or compensation. But can they leave this toxic relationship?
Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code Thrown In Trump’s Tariff Firing Line
Australia proves to be not exempt from trade war. Here's to hoping that means an end to the awful sugary treats they send our ...
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Meta’s Double Play: Trusting Fact-Checkers in Australia, Dumping Them in Trump’s America
Meta disables third-party fact-checking in the U.S. but retains it in Australia for election misinformation control.
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Meta’s Election Misinformation Strategy: Why Australia Gets Fact-Checking While the U.S. Doesn’t
Meta’s handling of misinformation in Australia contradicts its recent decisions in the U.S., exposing a politically motivated double standard. While Australian voters will benefit from traditional ...