• Meta is building its largest-ever data center in northeast Louisiana.
• A local community college is training data center technicians to work there.
• Data center jobs are in high demand and can pay handsomely.

Thousands of construction workers are arriving in a small Louisiana community to build Meta's largest-ever data center.

Less than an hour away, at the Louisiana Delta Community College's West Monroe campus, the next generation of data center professionals is hoping to join their ranks.

"I see AI is really the future. We're going to need data centers to house all the data," Eric Crowe Jr., 27, told Business Insider. "I feel like it will become a very lucrative job to have, and we're going to need more of them. Why not get in now before it gets oversaturated?"

Crowe Jr. is among the students who signed up for the community college's Data Center Technician program. The four-week, nearly $3,700 training course prepares students to enter the data center industry, which is rapidly expanding to support the age of AI.

Construction for Meta's nearly 10-million-square-foot data center, Hyperion, is underway in rural Richland Parish, where business is now thriving as workers flood the region.

Meta says the project will include over 7,500 trade workers on-site at peak construction and support 1,000 operational jobs once completed. For residents living in the region, where there's no state minimum wage law and agriculture is a major industry, the new opportunity to make good money in a growing sector is too enticing to ignore.

"This is a stepping stone into the real world," Dan McCarty, director of Workforce Trades at Louisiana Delta Community College, said. "We prepare you with a résumé. We work on every aspect of employability, safety, and technical skills."

The inaugural class graduated in March, and all 11 students received job offers from IES Communications, which employs people working on Meta's project. McCarty said the program, which is available at the Winnsboro campus, now produces about 24 graduates a month.

In the past, a lot of people, including myself, had to leave here to find the good jobs," McCarty said. "Now they're 30 minutes down the road."

'It's a no-brainer'

The Data Center Technician program teaches students everything from operating equipment to workplace safety. They'll also have the opportunity to earn several certificates. During a class this September, nine students huddled around Fletch Batchelor, an instructor specializing in broadband, as he explained how to splice fiber optic cables.

"Do you know why squirrels chew through cable? They like a high fiber diet," Batchelor said, earning some chuckles.

The program encourages students to take a hands-on approach, which Trey Wadley, 30, said he appreciates. During the class, he participated in a live cable splicing demonstration. Wadley, who's interested in cybersecurity and has a background in the automotive industry, learned about the program while scrolling on Facebook, which, incidentally, is owned by Meta.

"As I learned more about Meta and data centers, they piqued my interest," he said. "I said, 'Okay, this might be something that fits me and that I'm into. I decided to give it a try."

Wadley, who recently welcomed a baby girl, wants to find work with Meta's project so he can work locally. Without Meta's project, Wadley said he'd likely have gone looking for job opportunities in Texas.

The push from tech companies and the US government to build out the nation's AI infrastructure has made data center jobs a valuable new path to lucrative employment. Business Insider reported in August that the median pay for data-center facility managers was $134,000, which is 64% higher than that of other facilities managers. The median pay for project managers at data center facilities was $115,000, a 12% increase over similar roles at other facilities.

Wadley said he's hoping to secure a position paying between $25 and $30 an hour. So is Crowe Jr., who previously handled packages and drove for FedEx, where he was averaging $14 an hour.

"Here, I could make about $25 to $30 per hour. It's a no-brainer for lots of people to pivot," Crowe Jr., who has an interest in cybersecurity, said.

McCarty said entry-level positions could earn as much as $24 an hour, but students who've graduated told him they reached $27 to $28 an hour within six months.

Booked and busy

Residents in Richland Parish, like other communities in the United States, have mixed feelings about the data center. While some say it will bring new jobs and boost the local economy, others are concerned about environmental impacts and disruptions to their daily lives.

It's a reality not lost on Crowe Jr. and Wadley, but they said it's unlikely that AI will simply go away.

"I think we should focus more on solutions to how we can coexist with it," Wadley said.

Students attending the technician class in September also spent time in a mock data center on campus, where they could apply skills they'd learned in class in a real-world setting.

While they tinkered with the equipment, John Bradley, a broadband workforce development instructor, said having access to a similar program as a teen would have been invaluable.

"I chose an alternative route, which was in construction and oil fields, but if I'd have had something like this that would've guaranteed me a good job, good money from the get go, and I could travel if I wanted to, I would've loved that," he said.

Bradley said the program prepares its graduates to be hired by contractors specifically working with Meta.

"We have a special email that we give to different contractors we spoke with that are waiting for them to graduate our class," Bradley said.

However, working at Meta isn't a requirement of participating in the program. Bradley said the skills students learn during the course are transferable, especially as data centers and similar construction jobs become more popular.

"It doesn't have to be a Meta data center. You may decide, 'Hey, I don't want to work in data centers anymore.' You still got banks, you still got IT departments," Bradley said. "You can literally go to work anywhere you want and use the same trades you learned here."

McCarty said the program has a backlog of students trying to get into the course, so they're hoping to expand their offerings.

"We've got some that are fresh outta high school, but we've had students up to 60 years old," he said. "It doesn't really matter what age you decide to get into this trade. Anyone is welcome to come in and learn it."

• Meta says its system detected intense bursts of activity by a Claude tool.
• That triggered an automatic shutdown and locked admins out of the account.
• It happened during a day of rallies promoting early voting in the midterms.

Meta said Sunday that its systems suspended the No Kings movement's Instagram account during its day of action because it detected "intense" activity by a Claude tool.

The account was locked and administrators were denied access for "several hours" during nationwide rallies on Saturday to mobilize early voting in the midterms, the group said.

Meta initially said that an automatic trigger was responsible for shutting down the account "in error," but offered a fuller explanation a day later.

"Our engineering team discovered that the spike that triggered the incorrect enforcement was primarily in the account's 'reading' behavior," spokesperson Andy Stone said in an X post.

"Specifically, our network security systems detected the use of a Claude tool reading profiles, posts, and hashtags, the rate of which sharply increased (~4x volume) in intense bursts on October 17. "

Stone said the activity resembled bot traffic, prompting the system to take the account offline.

"An automated re-review of the removal action an hour later recognized that shouldn't have happened and restored the account. It unfortunately took additional time for us to straighten out the situation with admin access to the IG account.

"We want to reiterate our sincere apology for the error," he wrote.

The No Kings network, which bills itself as nonpartisan but arose last year in response to President Donald Trump's actions, said it held nearly 3,000 rallies across the country to encourage voters to cast their ballots early as a hedge against any effort to undermine turnout.

"Restricting communications about voting in the middle of an election is unacceptable," it said.

"Meta must answer for this suspension and take immediate steps to ensure it never happens again — to any account, but especially those working to inform voters and encourage participation in our democracy."

Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut called for an investigation into the shutdown, saying on Sunday evening that even if it was made in error, the incident was a "total indictment of Meta's outsized influence on our culture and politics."

"If it wasn't malevolence, it was likely a natural consequence of a company that is desperate to get as close to Trump as possible (and thus has a disincentive to do the basic, proactive work to be ready to support users on No Kings Day)," he wrote in a post on X.

The senator, who has advocated for stricter regulation and anti-monopoly laws against Big Tech, said Meta's significant share of the political discourse market comes with a responsibility for it to be ready for "major moments of political action."

October 18, 2026: This story was updated with public comment from Sen. Chris Murphy.

Federal judges meeting in Boston heard tech industry warnings that AI-generated images and video are becoming nearly impossible to verify, as a judiciary committee considers whether courts need new rules for evidence that may be deepfakes instead of the real thing.

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Segundo as entidades, no dia 6 de outubro a Meta derrubou, de forma simultânea e sem aviso prévio ou justificativa, as contas do Centro Acadêmico André da Rocha (@caarufrgs), do Serviço de Assessoria Jurídica Universitária (@sajudaufrgs) e do Diretório Acadêmico de Economia, Contábeis e Atuariais (@ufrgsdaeca), todos ligados à Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) e também a conta do Diretório Central dos Estudantes da Universidade Federal de Ciências da Saúde de Porto Alegre (@dceufcspa). 

Notícias relacionadas:

• TSE decide manter ordem para Meta garantir isonomia a candidatos.
• TSE define regras para canais de WhatsApp durante a campanha .
• TSE determina isonomia após IA da Meta barrar imagens de Lula.

Na tentativa de reverter o bloqueio, o Ministério Público Federal (MPF), em conjunto com o Serviço de Assessoria Jurídica Universitária (Saju) da Faculdade de Direito da UFRGS, entrou com uma ação civil pública contra a empresa de tecnologia. 

O MPF alega que a suspensão das contas configura censura e pode causar prejuízos à organização estudantil e ao acesso à assistência jurídica gratuita.

Apesar da decisão da Justiça, as contas seguiam suspensas até a tarde deste sábado (17). 

IA seletiva

Na quarta-feira (14), a campanha do candidato à reeleição Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) acionou o Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) depois que usuários da inteligência artificial do aplicativo WhatsApp, de propriedade da Meta, constataram que a IA não permitia a criação de conteúdos sobre Lula, mas liberava a criação de imagens relacionadas ao candidato Flávio Bolsonaro (PL). 

A ação também menciona restrições na entrega de postagens aos usuários de plataformas da Meta (Facebook, Instagram e WhatsApp).   

Na sexta-feira (16), o TSE decidiu, por unanimidade, manter a decisão individual do ministro Marco Aurélio Belizze que proibiu a Meta de restringir a entrega de postagens que envolvem os candidatos à Presidência da República. O objetivo é garantir isonomia entre os candidatos. 

Procurada, a Meta disse que não irá se manifestar.

Os votos foram proferidos pelos ministros Floriano de Azevedo Marques, André Mendonça, Estela Aranha, Ricardo Villas Bôas Cueva, Nunes Marques e Dias Toffoli, além da manifestação de Belizze.

Notícias relacionadas:

• TSE define regras para canais de WhatsApp durante a campanha .
• TSE nega pedido da campanha de Flávio para barrar posts de sindicatos.
• Economia: Lula e Flávio divergem sobre ajuste fiscal e papel do Estado.

Em caso de descumprimento, será aplicada multa diária de R$ 500 mil.

A decisão foi proferida após a campanha do candidato à reeleição Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) informar ao TSE que comandos para geração de imagens de inteligência artificial não permitiam a criação de conteúdos sobre Lula. Contudo, a criação de imagens relacionadas ao candidato Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) está liberada.

Outro lado

Após o PT denunciar as falhas, a Meta declarou que a recomendação de candidatos foi proibida, conforme determinação do TSE. A plataforma também informou que tomou medidas adicionais para restringir as recomendações.

“Em cumprimento com as regras eleitorais do Brasil, nós proibimos temporariamente a recomendação de candidatos ou a geração de imagens deles. Tomamos medidas adicionais para que comandos usando apenas o primeiro nome dos candidatos e seu número nas urnas também não produzam imagens”, afirmou a empresa.

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With just over a week to go until Brazil’s closely contested presidential election, the picture remains much the same as it has for months: a dead heat.

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Pela decisão, o Facebook, uma das redes sociais operadas pela Meta, deve abster-se de reduzir a distribuição de publicações, impedir recomendações ou restringir resultados de busca. A Meta controla também Instagram e WhatsApp. A decisão determina tratamento igualitário entre as candidaturas e prevê medidas contra restrições desiguais.

Notícias relacionadas:

• Campanha de Lula vai ao TSE após IA da Meta restringir buscas.
• OEA será acionada por Lula sobre interferência da Meta nas eleições.
• Meta desabilitou anúncios do perfil de Lula no Facebook.

A decisão foi proferida após a campanha do candidato à reeleição Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) informar ao TSE que comandos para geração de imagens de inteligência artificial não permitiam gerar imagens de Lula. Contudo, a criação de imagens relacionadas ao candidato Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) está liberada.

Na decisão, o ministro ressaltou que as medidas determinadas por ele não alcançam o conteúdo de opiniões manifestadas pelos usuários das redes sociais e devem ser aplicadas igualmente às candidaturas de Lula e Flávio.

“Estão presentes, portanto, a probabilidade do direito, nos limites das medidas a seguir, e o perigo de dano, evidenciado pela proximidade do segundo turno, marcado para 25 de outubro de 2026, e pelo início, em 22 de outubro de 2026, dos períodos em que a lei veda a publicação de novos conteúdos sintéticos e o impulsionamento de propaganda eleitoral. Eventual falha nesse intervalo não poderá ser reparada após o pleito”, justificou o ministro.

IA

Sobre as falhas na geração de conteúdos de inteligência artificial de Lula, Belizze disse que não há provas de que a Meta agiu para barrar conteúdos favoráveis a Lula.

“Ao menos em exame preliminar, verifica-se que a ferramenta de controle de prompts desenvolvida pela representada apresentou falha. Não há, contudo, elementos que permitam afirmar que essa falha tenha decorrido de critério deliberado ou que o episódio tenha se repetido de forma sistemática”, completou.

Brasília (DF), 14/10/2026 - Reprodução de tela de comandos da Meta IA com candidatos Lula e Flávio Bolsonaro para eleições. Foto: Meta IA/Reprodução - Meta IA/Reprodução

Outro lado

Após o PT denunciar as falhas, Meta declarou que a recomendação de candidatos foi proibida, conforme determinação do TSE. A plataforma também informou que tomou medidas adicionais para restringir as recomendações.

“Em cumprimento com as regras eleitorais do Brasil, nós proibimos temporariamente a recomendação de candidatos ou a geração de imagens deles. Tomamos medidas adicionais para que comandos usando apenas o primeiro nome dos candidatos e seu número nas urnas também não produzam imagens”, afirmou a empresa. 

La inteligencia artificial parece muy lista, pero no aprende sola. Miles de humanos han guiado su aprendizaje, corrigiendo y ajustando sus respuestas. Un informe publicado este jueves por las plataformas de investigación DiPLab y Reversing.Works da nuevos detalles sobre cómo miles de trabajadores europeos trabajan a ratos sueltos para Outlier, una plataforma de Scale AI. En junio de 2025, Meta pagó 12.400 millones de euros por el 49% de Scale AI y su fundador, Alexandr Wang, pasó a ser director de IA de la compañía de Mark Zuckerberg. Antes de esa adquisición, Outlier ayudaba también a entrenar los modelos de empresas como OpenAI o Google.

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“Mais uma vez a campanha vem denunciar a interferência externa nas eleições e nós sabemos o peso que as redes sociais têm numa eleição presidencial”, disse Camilo Santana, coordenador da campanha, nesta quarta-feira (14).

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• Campanha de Lula vai ao TSE após IA da Meta restringir buscas.
• Meta alega "problemas técnicos" para menor alcance de Lula nas redes.

“Estamos representando junto à Agência Nacional de Proteção de Dados e também junto a organizações internacionais como a Organização dos Estados Americanos (OEA), fazendo essa denúncia oficial", disse.

Segundo ele, a representação à OEA é um pedido do próprio presidente e candidato à reeleição. 

De acordo com Santana, a campanha de Lula se reuniu com partidos e entidades de defesa da democracia de 12 países para reverberar mundialmente a denúncia. Entidades de Argentina, Reino Unido, Chile, Estados Unidos, Espanha e Moçambique, entre outros, participaram da reunião.

“Não podemos admitir essa interferência que está ocorrendo das big techs, principalmente da Meta, nessas eleições”, acrescentou o coordenador da campanha.

Mais cedo, a campanha do candidato acionou o Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) após constatar restrições na entrega de postagens aos usuários de plataformas da Meta. 

Critérios diferentes

Reprodução de tela de comandos da Meta IA com candidatos Lula e Flávio Bolsonaro para eleições. Foto: Meta IA/Reprodução

Nesta quarta-feira (14) usuários relataram a diferença nas respostas da IA. A Agência Brasil também fez o teste.

Pedimos para a IA gerar imagem usando a palavra “Lula” e o número 13. A resposta foi: “Não consegui gerar a imagem do panfleto que você pediu”.

O mesmo pedido foi feito para o candidato Flávio. Foi gerado então um cartaz com as frases “Eleições 2026”, “Vote Flávio 22”, “Juntos por um futuro melhor” e até supostos programas de governo.

Camilo Santana também afirmou que o perfil de Lula no Instagram tornou indisponível, por várias horas, os botões de repostar e de fazer um story com o conteúdo daquele perfil.

Em nota, a Meta informou que proibiu a recomendação ou geração de imagens de candidatos.

“Em cumprimento com as regras eleitorais do Brasil, nós proibimos temporariamente a recomendação de candidatos ou a geração de imagens deles. Tomamos medidas adicionais para que comandos usando apenas o primeiro nome dos candidatos e seu número nas urnas também não produzam imagens”. 

Consequências políticas

A Resolução 23.755 de 2026 do TSE veda aos provedores de aplicação que oferecem inteligência artificial “ranquear, recomendar, sugerir ou priorizar candidatas (os), campanhas, partidos políticos”.

O documento também diz que essas IAs não podem “emitir opiniões, indicar preferência eleitoral, recomendar voto ou realizar qualquer forma de favorecimento ou desfavorecimento político-eleitoral, de maneira direta ou indireta, inclusive por meio de respostas automatizadas”.

Para Ettore Arpini, especialista em governança de IA, não é possível afirmar que houve intenção da empresa de favorecer um dos candidatos. Porém, ele destaca que, mesmo se for uma falha técnica, ela pode ter consequências políticas. E que a responsabilidade de testar essas ferramentas é de quem as desenvolve e por isso a Meta precisa explicar porque falhou.  

Ettori também afirma que, por causa de casos como este, o Brasil precisa desenvolver capacidade própria de avaliar e fiscalizar Inteligência Artificial. 

“Precisamos de regulação e pesquisadores, jornalistas e instituições que entendam a tecnologia e consigam testar como ela funciona no nosso contexto. Não podemos ficar dependendo só da explicação das empresas que desenvolvem esses sistemas. É uma questão de soberania digital”, diz. 

Falta de critérios

Em junho, a Federação Nacional dos Jornalistas (Fenaj) denunciou a derrubada de perfis ligados às mídias independentes e em setembro a Meta desativou a conta de anúncios da campanha de reeleição do presidente Lula sem explicação pública dos motivos. 

Um levantamento feito pela organização CTRL+Z, que tem objetivo de denunciar abusos das big techs no Brasil, documentou mais de mil casos de restrições e banimentos feitos pela Meta. Em 22% dos casos as contas ou postagens foram censuradas sem explicação. 

Matéria atualizada às 19h para acrescentar posicionamento da Meta

Além das restrições relacionadas às postagens, a campanha também citou que comandos para geração de imagens de inteligência artificial não permitem a criação de conteúdos sobre Lula. Contudo, a criação de imagens relacionadas ao candidato Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) está liberada.

Notícias relacionadas:

• Lula defende Sul Global; Flávio quer proximidade com EUA e Israel.
• TSE ordena que Flávio e Nikolas removam vídeo de crianças contra Lula.
• TSE mantém veto a posts que ligam Lula e Flávio ao crime organizado.

“A Meta AI, motor de inteligência artificial que integra todas as plataformas geridas pela Meta – Instagram, Whatsapp e Facebook – é, por si, enviesado e busca, a todo custo, entregar ao usuário um resultado favorável a Flávio Bolsonaro, ainda que o mesmo usuário insista em Lula”, afirmaram os advogados.

Trump

A campanha também afirmou que Meta é alinhada ao presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, e exerce “pressões” sob o eleitor brasileiro.

“Enquanto restringe, sem explicação, a entrega do conteúdo do representante e do seu campo político, em território nacional, quadro que revela, na conduta da empresa estrangeira alinhada ao governo Trump, a materialização, no interior do pleito, do vetor de pressão externa sobre o eleitorado”, afirmou a campanha.

A suposta seletividade da Meta já está judicializada no TSE desde a semana passada. Conforme representação enviada ao tribunal, o PT disse que há pelo menos 255 perfis falsos contra a campanha de Lula.

O caso é avaliado pelo ministro Marco Aurélio Belizze.

Outro lado

Em nota, a Meta informou que proibiu a recomendação ou geração de imagens de candidatos.

“Em cumprimento com as regras eleitorais do Brasil, nós proibimos temporariamente a recomendação de candidatos ou a geração de imagens deles. Tomamos medidas adicionais para que comandos usando apenas o primeiro nome dos candidatos e seu número nas urnas também não produzam imagens”.

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The International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday that the global economy faces serious risks from Big Tech firms taking on massive debt to fund the buildout of artificial intelligence data centers worldwide. The IMF’s latest Global Financial Stability Report outlines a number of risks to economic growth in the coming years, including a reliance on AI […]

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Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg (pictured) reportedly claimed the company had reached the “frontier” of AI, as it unveiled two new models designed to handle complex personal and professional tasks.

Following hefty investments in computing infrastructure and research, the technology giant said Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full AI mark “our most capable models to date”.

The models can handle tasks ranging from coding and document analysis to interpreting legal information, personal finance and health data.

Among key features is Active Memory, enabling the retention of relevant user information across conversations. The agents are also equipped with Active Focus to help them continue pursuing longer tasks, adapt to new information, recover from errors and ask users for clarification before taking important actions.

Meta claimed its evaluations showed strong results across benchmarks covering agent performance, memory and coding, adding the advanced Muse Wonder Full version performs better on unfamiliar tasks.

Built responsibly
Unlike its earlier open-source strategy, Meta is offering Muse Wonder through its own developer and subscription channels in a direct challenge to AI chatbots from rivals including OpenAI and Anthropic. According to the Financial Times (FT), Meta said it would charge companies from between 20 cents per million tokens for basic access to as much as $200 a month for the more powerful Muse Wonder Full. 

Speaking to the publication on the launch in which he made the comment about frontier AI, Zuckerberg added the new models would enable “much more sophisticated behaviours that are at the frontier of what is being done in the AI field”.

Meta claims Muse Wonder surpasses Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.1 and OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra on certain technical measures.

Zuckerberg added that reaching this point required “a large amount of compute and investment” alongside sustained research. He told the FT that further model development and spending was under way, stating the company was “already working on the next step up”.

The chief also played down mounting concerns about increasingly capable AI systems escaping human control, declaring: “I’m much closer to the belief that AI is a technology that can be engineered with normal guardrails and built responsibly.”

Meta said its new models were trained to prevent unauthorised disclosure of private information and reject requests to facilitate harmful actions, while retaining agentic capabilities for defensive cybersecurity work.

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We are fortunate to live at an incredible moment in history. As more and more AI applications have become available, people have turned to them to seek advice, build businesses, express ideas, learn, and improve their health and quality of life. Nowhere is this more clear than in Asia. AI is already turbocharging small businesses […]

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UK regulator Ofcom opened an investigation into Meta Platforms, assessing if the company failed to address the risks posed by its Instagram Instants offering before it launched.

The probe comes five months after the social media giant introduced Instants on Instagram, a feature where content is shared by users and disappears after it has been viewed once.

Ofcom explained it launched a formal investigation to establish if Meta failed to comply with its duties under the UK Online Safety Act by not conducting a suitable and sufficient illegal content risk assessment.

The regulator is also to assess if Meta completed a separate risk assessment for children before the launch.

Ofcom explained the UK Online Safety Act requires technology companies to assess and mitigate the risk of people encountering illegal content.

Platforms likely to be accessed by those under 18 years-old must also be assessed to mitigate the risk of exposure to certain types of harmful materials.

The regulator stated providers must update risk assessments before making any significant changes to the design or operation of their service.

George Lusty, director of enforcement at Ofcom, said its online safety laws are clear.

“This is a vital step that tech firms must take to protect their users. You wouldn’t launch a new car without testing it properly and it’s the same for online services.”

Ofcom will now gather evidence to determine if a breach has occurred.

In March, Ofcom warned technology companies they must apply minimum age rules with highly effective checks on their services or face possible enforcement action.

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As the controversy over AI safety grows, another debate is emerging. Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, has said that artificial intelligence should pay taxes to compensate for the jobs that will be destroyed by the deployment of this technology.

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