Instagram must remove ‘addictive’ doom scrolling feature, EU Says
The European Commission said its investigation into Facebook and Instagram found Meta failed to properly assess the risks of its “addictive design.”
The European Commission said its investigation into Facebook and Instagram found Meta failed to properly assess the risks of its “addictive design.”
Shares of both companies have fallen at least 8% since the start of the year.
The subscriptions are being rolled out under the banner of “Meta One,” which incorporates paid subscriptions for the company’s apps and AI chatbot.
Meta plans to slash 8,000 jobs at the company, accounting for 10% of its workforce.
Tech giants are on pace to double AI spending this year.
Last month, China barred the founders of the AI startup from leaving the country, as the deal was being probed on national security grounds.
Meta’s first large language model under AI chief Alexandr Wang rolled out Wednesday, to eventually reach Instagram and Facebook.
The companies were ordered to pay $3 million in damages to a 20-year-old woman who brought the lawsuit.
Meta is updating its child safety standards as countries across the globe consider social media bans for teenagers.
Zuckerberg is testifying in a lawsuit accusing Meta of operating platforms that are addictive and harmful to children.