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Meta Pulls Muse AI Image Feature Less Than a Week After User Backlash Highlights Privacy Risks
Meta has removed the Muse Image feature, less than a week after the functionality was launched globally. The Mark Zuckerberg-led tech giant recently updated the Muse Image blog post to announce that the functionality is “no longer available”. The company said that the decision was taken because of the “feedback” it received regarding the Mu...
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EU Lawmakers Demand "Non-Addictive Youth Mode" On Social Media
The EU has increased pressure on social media platforms to change recently, telling Facebook, TikTok and Instagram to dismantle "addictive" features.
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Facebook To Instagram, How Indian Women Are 'Renting-A-Boyfriend' Hourly
Rent-a-boyfriend once sounded like a quirky plot from a Japanese drama; however, it is now slowly becoming a real, searchable service around the globe, even in India
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Meta Discontinues AI Image Feature Days After Backlash Over Privacy Concerns
Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, had launched Muse Image on Tuesday, its first image-generation model from Meta Superintelligence Labs.
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Change "Addictive Design" Or Face Heavy Fine: EU Warns Meta
Brussels accused the US tech giant of failing to limit the risks the platforms posed to users, especially children and vulnerable adults, because of features designed to keep them on Facebook and Instagram.
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Meta's Muse Image Uses Content From Public Instagram Accounts for AI-Generated Images
Meta has launched Muse Image, its first image generation model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, across Meta AI, Instagram and WhatsApp. The model allows users to generate AI images using public Instagram photos by tagging public accounts in prompts, although users can opt out through Instagram settings. Muse Image also supports conversational imag...
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"Took Me 30 Years Back": Reporter Recalls Real-Life Events Amid Satluj Row
Satinder Bains first broke the story for The Indian Express in May 1996; in a video posted on Facebook, he said the cinematic portrayal closely mirrored the events
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Man Charged For Attacking People With High-Powered Water Gun In US
According to police, videos posted on a Facebook page linked to Cayce showed several people being sprayed in the face or soaked with water.
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Centre Summons Meta Officials Over Child Abuse Ads On Instagram: Sources
The ministry will seek an explanation from the company -- which owns WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook -- regarding the advertisements.
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WhatsApp Now Lets You Reserve Your Username Before the Much-Anticipated Feature Goes Live
WhatsApp has begun rolling out username reservations ahead of the wider launch of usernames later this year. The feature will let users connect without sharing their phone numbers and includes privacy measures such as an optional username key for first-time contacts. WhatsApp says there will be no public username directory or suggestions. The compa...
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Indian-Origin Man Shot In Portugal, Then Gang's "More Brutal" Threat
The injured person, identified as Kishore Gujarati, was targeted by unidentified assailants, which has triggered concerns related to gang activity and the rise of new criminal elements in the area.
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Tragedy In Shoaib Akhtar's Family, Pakistan Great's Elder Brother Dies
Shoaib Akhtar's elder brother Shahid Akhtar has reportedly died.
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Pak Marriage Proposal, Name Change: Jaipur Woman Arrested Over Jaish Links
A preliminary examination of her mobile phone revealed two SIM cards and a Facebook account containing what officials described as objectionable content, including links to foreign profiles.
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'Forgive Me': Delhi Teen's Video On Facebook Before Deadly Fall From Building
During the investigation, police found that shortly before the incident, Anurag had uploaded a video on his Facebook account.
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UAE Reportedly Cracks Down on Social Media Use for Children Under 15, Mandates Age Verification
The United Arab Emirates is said to have introduced a minimum age requirement of 15 years for social media use. Following the move, it has become the first Arab country to impose such a restriction, a report suggests. The new rules were reportedly approved under a government resolution, prohibiting children under 15 from creating, operating, or usi...
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Meta Pulls Muse AI Image Feature Less Than a Week After User Backlash Highlights Privacy Risks
Meta has removed the Muse Image feature, less than a week after the functionality was launched globally. The Mark Zuckerberg-led tech giant recently updated the Muse Image blog post to announce that the functionality is “no longer available”. The company said that the decision was taken because of the “feedback” it received regarding the Mu...
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EU Lawmakers Demand "Non-Addictive Youth Mode" On Social Media
The EU has increased pressure on social media platforms to change recently, telling Facebook, TikTok and Instagram to dismantle "addictive" features.
-
Facebook To Instagram, How Indian Women Are 'Renting-A-Boyfriend' Hourly
Rent-a-boyfriend once sounded like a quirky plot from a Japanese drama; however, it is now slowly becoming a real, searchable service around the globe, even in India
-
Meta Discontinues AI Image Feature Days After Backlash Over Privacy Concerns
Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, had launched Muse Image on Tuesday, its first image-generation model from Meta Superintelligence Labs.
-
Change "Addictive Design" Or Face Heavy Fine: EU Warns Meta
Brussels accused the US tech giant of failing to limit the risks the platforms posed to users, especially children and vulnerable adults, because of features designed to keep them on Facebook and Instagram.
-
Meta's Muse Image Uses Content From Public Instagram Accounts for AI-Generated Images
Meta has launched Muse Image, its first image generation model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, across Meta AI, Instagram and WhatsApp. The model allows users to generate AI images using public Instagram photos by tagging public accounts in prompts, although users can opt out through Instagram settings. Muse Image also supports conversational imag...
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"Took Me 30 Years Back": Reporter Recalls Real-Life Events Amid Satluj Row
Satinder Bains first broke the story for The Indian Express in May 1996; in a video posted on Facebook, he said the cinematic portrayal closely mirrored the events
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Man Charged For Attacking People With High-Powered Water Gun In US
According to police, videos posted on a Facebook page linked to Cayce showed several people being sprayed in the face or soaked with water.
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Centre Summons Meta Officials Over Child Abuse Ads On Instagram: Sources
The ministry will seek an explanation from the company -- which owns WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook -- regarding the advertisements.
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WhatsApp Now Lets You Reserve Your Username Before the Much-Anticipated Feature Goes Live
WhatsApp has begun rolling out username reservations ahead of the wider launch of usernames later this year. The feature will let users connect without sharing their phone numbers and includes privacy measures such as an optional username key for first-time contacts. WhatsApp says there will be no public username directory or suggestions. The compa...
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Indian-Origin Man Shot In Portugal, Then Gang's "More Brutal" Threat
The injured person, identified as Kishore Gujarati, was targeted by unidentified assailants, which has triggered concerns related to gang activity and the rise of new criminal elements in the area.
-
Tragedy In Shoaib Akhtar's Family, Pakistan Great's Elder Brother Dies
Shoaib Akhtar's elder brother Shahid Akhtar has reportedly died.
-
Pak Marriage Proposal, Name Change: Jaipur Woman Arrested Over Jaish Links
A preliminary examination of her mobile phone revealed two SIM cards and a Facebook account containing what officials described as objectionable content, including links to foreign profiles.
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'Forgive Me': Delhi Teen's Video On Facebook Before Deadly Fall From Building
During the investigation, police found that shortly before the incident, Anurag had uploaded a video on his Facebook account.
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UAE Reportedly Cracks Down on Social Media Use for Children Under 15, Mandates Age Verification
The United Arab Emirates is said to have introduced a minimum age requirement of 15 years for social media use. Following the move, it has become the first Arab country to impose such a restriction, a report suggests. The new rules were reportedly approved under a government resolution, prohibiting children under 15 from creating, operating, or usi...
