OpenAI signs the EU AI Code while Meta rejects it revealing divergent strategies on regulation, market expansion, and the future of global AI governance.

Meta has declined to sign the European Union's voluntary artificial intelligence code of practice, citing legal uncertainties and overreaching measures.

The stakes are high. Non-compliance with the AI Act could result in steep penalties, with fines reaching up to 7% of a ...

Meta rejects Europe's AI Pact, citing "overreach" and potential to stifle innovation. This decision could impact AI ...

Meta, the US company behind Facebook and Instagram, rejects the EU code on AI regulation. The company sees overregulation and ...

US Big Tech giant Meta said last week that it will not sign, having slammed the rules for stifling innovation. The Code, ...

Meta Platforms has announced it will not sign the European Commission’s new Code of Practice for general-purpose artificial intelligence (AI), criticising it as an overreach that threatens innovation ...

In a twist that feels like a plot from a tech dystopia, Meta has decided to *not* sign the European Union's newly minted AI ...

Infosec In Brief Microsoft has warned users of SharePoint Server that three on-prem versions of the product include a ...

Tech news this week feels like a whirlwind of legal battles, corporate maneuvering, and product launches. If you've been ...

AI Regulation, Tech Policy, Meta News Meta Refuses to Sign EU’s AI Code, Citing Legal Concerns In a major development reported by CWEB News, Meta has become the first Big Tech company to reject the ...