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La justice brésilienne interdit à Meta d’utiliser des contenus de presse pour entraîner son IA

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La justice brésilienne a interdit mardi à Meta, maison mère de Facebook, Instagram et WhatsApp, de collecter des contenus provenant de médias affiliés à trois associations de presse pour entraîner son intelligence artificielle…

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