Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos signal Trump’s stronger alignment with the tech oligarchy to define fintech compliance regulation.
Mark Zuckerberg
Four years after the EU disinformation policy’s launch in 2021, today, concerns over a shift in commitments of Big Tech.
President Donald Trump 2025 inauguration on January 20 featured a list of high-profile “billionaire’ row,” with tech moguls.
Meta Platforms faced backlash over its use of pirated books for AI training and content moderation, renewing previous Meta copyright.
Meta Platforms used pirated versions of copyrighted books to train its artificial intelligence systems with approval from Mark Zuckerberg
Big tech companies along with their leaders such as Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have no interest in controlling social media disinformation.
Meta announced the discontinuation of its Meta-fact checking policy, a measure once integrated into its platform to curb misinformation.
Meta announced an AI-powered profiles for Facebook and Instagram to reimagine social media by integrating and labeling AI generated content.
Meta revealed it effectively repressed AI election prediction misinformation during a critical election year.
Meta hosted its first European hackathon in London, unmasking its Llama AI system to address hurdles around any AI NHS integration in UK.