Meta announced the introduction of a new policy for labeling AI-generated content on its main platforms - Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. The changes are intended to make it easier for users to distinguish between content created by humans and algorithms.
Meta announced the introduction of a new policy for labeling AI-generated content on its main platforms - Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. The changes are intended to make it easier for users to distinguish between content created by humans and algorithms.
Hundreds of thousands of people follow them on social media, celebrities want to date them, and traditional media recognize them as the most influential people on the internet. The problem is that in reality they are just - or maybe just? - AI creations. What does the future hold for virtual influencers?
Hundreds of thousands of people follow them on social media, celebrities want to date them, and traditional media recognize them as the most influential people on the internet. The problem is that in reality they are just - or maybe just? - AI creations. What does the future hold for virtual influencers?
Blindly following trends, lack of a clearly defined identity and vision, or relying on too narrow measures of success. How not to fall into the most popular traps that lurk for brands on social media?
Blindly following trends, lack of a clearly defined identity and vision, or relying on too narrow measures of success. How not to fall into the most popular traps that lurk for brands on social media?
The European Center for Digital Rights has sued Facebook and Instagram's subscription service in the Austrian data protection office. The organization argues that Meta in this way creates an illusion of data protection choice and makes users pay for their basic right to privacy.
The European Center for Digital Rights has sued Facebook and Instagram's subscription service in the Austrian data protection office. The organization argues that Meta in this way creates an illusion of data protection choice and makes users pay for their basic right to privacy.
The European Union has decided to extend the ban on so-called behavioral advertising on Facebook and Instagram services. The previous ban introduced by Norway, a country not a member of the EU, will now apply in 30 community countries.
The European Union has decided to extend the ban on so-called behavioral advertising on Facebook and Instagram services. The previous ban introduced by Norway, a country not a member of the EU, will now apply in 30 community countries.
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