The right-wing media start-up account,which was offline for more than a day,was reinstated on Thursday,with Facebook owner Meta saying it was deactivated as an error.
First came the AI-generated videos depicting Americans working in sweatshops. Since then,it’s been open slather,gifting Beijing a PR win.
European Union watchdogs just fined Apple and Meta hundreds of millions of euros in a move that could inflame trade tensions with the US.
Gossip and bullying pile-ons are turning parents’ WhatsApp groups into a battleground,and schools are being urged to fight back.
The billionaire owner of Meta said in federal court that his company’s social networks weren’t just about friends.
For most authors (myself included),writing a book is rarely profitable,which makes Meta’s alleged use of books to train their AI systems a tough read.
Cracks are appearing in Donald Trump’s armour. Let’s consider his self-inflicted wounds.
So you’ve never had this condition,“texting thumb”? Keep scrolling – and scrolling – and you’ll get the feel of it.
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?
Tracie Laymon ‘liked’ her estranged father on Facebook,and he liked her back. Except it wasn’t her dad. But relax:this story has a happy ending.