Recent advancements in generative AI have prompted warnings from some experts and academics who advocate for regulation of the emergent technology. — AP
RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazil on Tuesday demanded Meta cease taking users' data to train its generative AI models, a move the US tech giant called "a setback."
The decision was issued by Brazil's National Data Protection Authority, which warned it would impose a daily fine of $50,000 Brazilian reais (about US$8,800/RM41,527) as long as the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp was out of compliance.
