US EditionGerman rights group fails in bid to stop Meta's data use for AI
- A German court dismissed a request from consumer protection groups to stop Meta from using data from Facebook and Instagram for AI training purposes.
- The higher regional court in Cologne stated that Meta had not violated European Union law.
- The court concluded that the interests favored allowing Meta to process user data for AI development.
- The court noted that feeding user data into AI training systems was permitted 'even without the consent of those affected'.
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