Meta delays new business terms after publisher pushback on AI scraping
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Meta pausing new business terms after publisher backlash on AI scraping shows that training data governance is now a negotiated contract issue, not just a crawler setting. If your product depends on third-party content, you need a clear stance—and likely bespoke terms—on how that content feeds your models.
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