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The Global Technology feast CES "money-making gift package" is coming! A summary of five major investment opportunities.
This year's largest Technology event has brought us many interesting new products. This article mainly reviews for mooers the major trends in consumer electronics investment focused on at the CES 2025.
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Meta Faces Copyright Claims Over Pirated Books
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The Datacenter is becoming the "refinery" of the AI era!
KeyBanc Adjusts Price Target on Meta Platforms to $700 From $655, Keeps Overweight Rating
Meta (META.US) CEO Mark Zuckerberg is accused of approving the use of pirated databases for AI model training.
According to a report by Reuters, Meta Platforms (META.US) CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been accused of approving the use of pirated books to train AI (artificial intelligence) system models. Multiple authors have filed a lawsuit in the federal court of California accusing Meta of infringement, pointing out that internal documents show the company was aware that the works being used were pirated. On Wednesday (the 8th), they filed a motion to update the lawsuit, claiming new evidence indicates that Meta used the AI training database LibGen, which is alleged to include millions of pirated works and is distributed through peer-to-peer sharing. Internal communications at Meta show that Zuckerberg was...
Meta Documents Reveal Secret Policy Protecting Big-Spender Advertisers From Automated Content Moderation: Report
Musk: The AI training data was exhausted last year, and synthetic data is the only supplementary method.
Technology giants including Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic have begun using synthetic data to train AI models. According to estimates by the information technology research and advisory company Gartner, 60% of the data used for AI training and analysis projects will be synthetic by 2024.
China Merchants issues an initial "Shareholding" rating for Meta (META.US) with a Target Price of $721.
China Merchants issued a report, initially giving Meta (META.US) a "Shareholding" rating, with a Target Price of $721. The report states that Meta is the leading company in the Global Social Media Industry, possessing unique diversified revenue sources, income potential from AI applications, as well as strong profitability and financial conditions. The company is projected to perform strongly in 2023 and 2024, benefiting from the post-launch of Reels, with improved monetization levels for Threads and WhatsApp, which will further promote platform growth. The firm is Bullish on Meta's advertising business benefiting from AI, focusing on efficiency and reductions.
Multiple authors accuse Meta of using pirated books to train its AI systems.
Gelonghui, January 10 | According to Reuters, the latest disclosed court documents show that multiple authors have accused Meta Platforms of using pirated books to train its AI systems, an action that was also approved by its CEO Mark Zuckerberg. USA writer Ta-Nehisi Coates, comedian Sarah Silverman, and other authors suing Meta for copyright infringement made these accusations in documents filed in a California federal court. These authors filed a lawsuit against Meta in 2023, claiming that the technology giant abused their books for training.
Google and Microsoft also show goodwill to the incoming president! Each donated 1 million dollars to the Trump inauguration fund.
Technology giants like Microsoft and Google donated to Trump's inauguration Fund, with Microsoft contributing 1 million dollars, and Google also announcing donations and providing technological support.