Meta removes language that raised scraping and AI training concerns
Meta rolled back terms of service changes that suggested it could scrape and train AI models on websites linked to its business accounts.
Meta recently updated and then quickly removed language from its business terms that suggested it could use content from linked websites to train its AI systems. The original wording caused alarm among creators and web publishers who worried their online properties would automatically become training data.
Meta stated the update was only meant to clarify rules around ads and commercial products rather than expand AI crawling, and the company adjusted the wording after public pushback.
While this specific change was walked back, it serves as a good reminder for new builders to keep an eye on platform policies and understand how third-party tools interact with the sites and data you create.
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