NewsArs Technica AIOct 20, 2026

Meta to remove terms indicating training from its commercial terms

Meta, facing backlash over AI, announced a policy to remove expressions implying training from its commercial terms. Discussions on transparency of data use, including how robots.txt is handled, continue.

Why it mattersRegulations governing AI data collection and use are changing, affecting corporate data strategies.

Platform/Terms Data Use AI Regulation

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