Meta has witnessed a remarkable rally in its share price, soaring by $100 billion as investors responded positively to chief executive Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to substantially reduce spending within the
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Amazon has initiated direct advertising to WhatsApp users across the United Kingdom, France, Austria and Germany, deploying messages promoting Black Friday deals to customers’ private messaging apps in a new
The persistent rumour that Instagram listens to users’ conversations to serve targeted adverts has been firmly denied by the head of the photo-sharing app. Adam Mosseri, the chief of Instagram,
OpenAI, the developer behind ChatGPT, has embarked on a new competitive strategy by introducing freely available artificial intelligence models for developers to download and customise. This move positions OpenAI alongside
In a concerning development for Meta’s artificial intelligence capabilities, their WhatsApp AI assistant has demonstrated significant privacy vulnerabilities by inadvertently sharing a private user’s mobile number during a routine customer
Campaigners and advocacy groups have raised concerns about Meta’s reported plans to rely heavily on artificial intelligence for conducting risk assessments, a key requirement under the UK’s Online Safety Act.
In a landmark ruling that signals the European Union’s strengthening grip on big tech regulation, Apple and Meta have been hit with substantial fines totalling €700m for breaching the bloc’s
In a landmark announcement, Meta has unveiled ambitious plans to construct the world’s longest undersea cable system, demonstrating the tech giant’s commitment to expanding global digital infrastructure. The project, dubbed
Meta, the social media behemoth valued at £1.5 trillion, is set to revolutionise its Ray-Ban smart glasses line by incorporating display screens as early as the second half of 2025,
The European Commission has slapped Meta Platforms with a €797.72 million (£663 million) fine for what it deems “abusive practices” concerning its Facebook Marketplace service. The regulatory body asserts that
Mark Zuckerberg’s ambitious plans to establish a nuclear-powered AI data centre have encountered an unexpected setback due to the discovery of a rare bee species at the proposed construction site.
