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Meta removed wording from its business terms suggesting it could freely train AI on news sites. The new terms take effect October 30. Cornell Law School professor James Grimmelmann says the terms still contain language about uses “associated with your products or services” that could allow Meta to scrape entire sites.
Meta 修改了其商业条款，删除了暗示它可以自由使用新闻网站（如 The Verge）的内容训练人工智能模型的措辞，但法律专家表示，这些修改不足以消除他们的担忧。康奈尔大学法学院数字与信息法教授詹姆斯·格里梅尔曼告诉 Nieman Lab：“这丝毫没有限制‘与您的产品或服务相关’的[措辞]；这一措辞会让 Meta 得以抓取整个网站。”最初，Meta 针对商业账户的新条款似乎允许该公司使用新闻网站的内容训练人工智能模型。这些将于 10 月 30 日生效的条款写道，Meta“可以使用任何…… 请在 The Verge 阅读全文。”