Meta Platforms will delay its updated commercial terms until November 20, extending the deadline from October 30. The company is addressing concerns from publishers and advertisers who fear Meta could use their content for AI services without proper licensing.
Meta's commercial terms update could impact how content creators and businesses use their intellectual property for AI development, potentially affecting revenue streams and data usage rights.
Meta Platforms has delayed its updated commercial terms until November 20, extending the deadline from October 30, to address concerns from publishers and advertisers. US Senator Marsha Blackburn also raised concerns, stating the changes could harm businesses and creators. EU and UK antitrust authorities are reviewing complaints that the new terms could allow Meta to use website content for its AI services without adequate permission. Meta has rejected these claims, stating the changes clarify existing conditions rather than introduce new rights.
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