June 14, 2024, 5:56 p.m. | Gaby Del Valle

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Meta is putting plans for its AI assistant on hold in Europe after receiving objections from Ireland’s privacy regulator, the company announced on Friday.


In a blog post, Meta said the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) asked the company to delay training its large language models on content that had been publicly posted to Facebook and Instagram profiles.


Meta said it is “disappointed” by the request, “particularly since we incorporated regulatory feedback and …

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