Five major publishers and an author have sued Meta, accusing the company of using millions of pirated books and articles to train its Llama AI without permission. Meta denies the claims and says using such material can be fair use, as the case adds to growing legal battles over AI training.

U.S. New Mexico has asked a court to label Meta a public nuisance and make it pay $3.7 billion over alleged harm to young users. The state also wants major changes to Facebook and Instagram, while Meta argues the demands are too extreme and could force it to stop operating there.

Following the release of financial reports by tech giants, Sister Mutou's investment portfolio saw a flurry of activity.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 3042, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

Meta is cutting about 8,000 jobs and closing thousands of open roles as it shifts spending heavily into AI. Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to thousands of US staff while both companies cut costs amid rising AI investment.

Robert Dunlap was jailed for 23 years for a crypto scam involving “Meta-1 Coin” that raised over $20 million from investors. He falsely claimed it was backed by gold and art, but the assets did not exist and many people lost their savings.

Meta is building an AI version of Mark Zuckerberg that can talk to employees, give feedback and act like a digital stand-in for the CEO using his voice, behaviour and public statements.

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A jury found Meta and Google liable for harming a teen through app design, awarding $3 million in damages. The case focuses on platform design, not content.