Silicon Republic4h
Meta’s right to challenge €265m fine backed by Court of Appeals
Meta has been backed by the Court of Appeals and will be allowed to move ahead with its challenge to a fine imposed by the DPC.
InfoWorld4h
What is Llama? Meta AI’s family of large language models explained
Llama has evolved beyond a simple language model into a multi-modal AI framework with safety features, code generation, and ...
Korea JoongAng Daily on MSN9h
Top court upholds Meta's $4.6M fine for user data leak
The Supreme Court has dismissed Meta's appeal of a 6.7 billion won fine for leaking the personal data of over 3.3 million ...
She Promised Not to Speak Ill of Meta. Then Wrote a Tell-All. Now, She Can’t Talk About It.
An arbitrator ruled that a former Meta employee has to halt publicity push for her new book; publisher plans to keep ...
Is a billion-dollar tech fine really a tariff in disguise?
Fines for breaching EU laws are “not tariffs in any way,” said analyst Varg Folkman at the European Policy Centre. “I can ...
Independent.ie on MSN20h
Court of Appeal backs Meta’s right to challenge €265m data protection fine
The Court of Appeal (CoA) has overturned a decision halting a challenge by Meta to more than €265m fines imposed on it by the Data Protection Commission (DPC) pending the outcome of a related case by ...
Irish Examiner21h
Meta challenge over €265m fines must go ahead, says appeal court
Decision means proceedings in Ireland by Meta over the fines for breaches of EU privacy rules on personal information must now go ahead regardless of when the EU court makes its decision ...