Meta Removes Language from Business Terms That Sparked Data Scraping and AI Training Concerns
Meta has removed language from its business terms that raised concerns about data scraping and AI model training. Previously, legal experts believed the clause could allow Meta to scrape content from any publisher's website with a Meta business account for AI training. A Meta spokesperson insisted that the updated terms do not change how the company scrapes web pages and stated that these terms only apply to its advertising and business products.
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