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Los nuevos términos de Meta permiten a la compañía recopilar y almacenar sin consentimiento todos los contenidos de periodísticos de las empresas que tengan un perfil en cualquiera de sus redes sociales
As ações da Meta Platforms caíam mais de 5% nesta quinta-feira, com investidores contrabalançando os benefícios do negócio de agentes de IA (inteligência artificial), que cresce rapidamente, com os custos crescentes para financiar a ambiciosa expansão da companhia nessa área.
Até o fechamento de quarta-feira, o papel acumulava alta superior a 5% no ano. Se a queda dos primeiros negócios for mantida, a Meta poderá perder cerca de US$85 bilhões em valor de mercado.
A reação negativa ocorre apesar de a Meta ter divulgado na véspera uma receita trimestral acima do esperado, projetado vendas para o quarto trimestre acima das estimativas de Wall Street e destacado a rápida adoção de seu novo aplicativo de agente de IA, o Muse.
O balanço foi divulgado poucas horas depois de um juiz do Novo México determinar que a empresa pague uma multa de US$ 5 bilhões em um caso relacionado à privacidade de dados envolvendo a Cambridge Analytica. A Meta informou que pretende recorrer da decisão.
A controladora do Instagram está gastando pesadamente para sustentar seus planos de IA, com uma previsão de investimentos (capex) anuais entre US$ 135 bilhões e US$ 145 bilhões.
A empresa também reportou um fluxo de caixa livre negativo de US$ 2,12 bilhões no terceiro trimestre, ante fluxo de caixa livre positivo um ano antes.
O analista Benjamin Black, do Deutsche Bank, afirmou que os investimentos da Meta em IA estão gerando melhor desempenho publicitário e maior engajamento, criando uma visão cada vez mais favorável para a ação, à medida que investidores passam a enxergar a infraestrutura computacional como um ativo gerador de receita, e não apenas como um centro de custos.
A Meta também anunciou planos para criar uma nova classe de ações Classe C sem direito a voto, dando à empresa maior flexibilidade para aquisições e remuneração de funcionários, ao mesmo tempo em que preserva o controle decisório do presidente-executivo, Mark Zuckerberg.
Pelo menos 13 corretoras elevaram seus preços-alvo para a ação após os resultados, segundo dados compilados pela LSEG.
As preocupações com a dimensão dos investimentos da Meta em IA também chegaram ao mercado de crédito, onde o custo para segurar a dívida da empresa contra inadimplência avançou para um nível recorde.
La ganadora del maratón de Tokio 2019 fue sancionada por la AIU tras dar positivo en metilprednisolona y presentar documentación falsa para evadir responsabilidades.
Meta Platforms shares fell 6% after third-quarter spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure pushed the company's free cash flow negative for the first time in years. Prices for Meta's five-year credit default swaps climbed to record highs as investors signaled growing concern over the company's debt risk.
A New Mexico judge has ordered Mark Zuckerberg's Meta to pay $25 billion in penalties over its handling of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, according to a court filing issued Wednesday.
Meta quiere que Mark Zuckerberg siga viviendo en California. La junta del grupo tecnológico ha alcanzado un acuerdo con el fundador de la compañía para que renuncie a trasladarse a otro estado, como había manifestado, ante el incremento de la factura tributaria que le supondría el nuevo impuesto sobre la riqueza que ultiman las autoridades demócratas en el Estado Dorado.
O MPF (Ministério Público Federal) intensificou suas ações contra a Meta Platforms, controladora do Facebook, Instagram e WhatsApp, diante de denúncias de bloqueios em massa e restrições arbitrárias de perfis durante o período eleitoral de 2026. A apuração é do analista de Política da CNN Teo Cury, ao Live CNN.
A ofensiva ocorre em paralelo à atuação do MPE (Ministério Público Eleitoral), que também apurou a conduta da empresa e concluiu que a Meta não cumpriu todas as determinações do TSE (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral).
O parecer do MPE, apresentado por Alexandre Espinosa, vice-procurador-geral eleitoral que atua perante o TSE, avaliou as respostas fornecidas pela empresa e concluiu que elas não foram suficientes.
De acordo com o MPE, a Meta não atendeu à exigência de disponibilização de estatísticas e filtros na ferramenta de inteligência artificial, nem garantiu o processamento igualitário das denúncias recebidas dentro das plataformas. O órgão também citou diferenças nas respostas da ferramenta de tradução utilizada nas plataformas da empresa.
O relatório aponta, porém, que a empresa cumpriu algumas determinações, como a reversão das restrições na conta de anúncios de campanha, a suspensão de anúncios eleitorais não contratados pelas candidaturas e a reposição da entrega de impulsionamento não servido.
Houve ainda cumprimento parcial da exigência de revisão humana prévia das restrições às contas de anúncio.
Origem da disputa no TSE
O caso teve início após questionamento do Partido dos Trabalhadores ao TSE, alegando que a campanha de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) era alvo de restrições na entrega de anúncios e de desabilitação da conta de anúncios.
A campanha também apontou a aprovação de anúncios pagos do exterior sem rótulo, conteúdo sintético em período vedado e perfis de inteligência artificial.
A empresa afirmou ter cumprido todas as determinações, mas o ministro solicitou que o MPE avaliasse as respostas. A Meta atribuiu os problemas identificados a falhas algorítmicas, afirmando não ter controle total sobre elas e que estaria trabalhando para resolvê-las.
MPF atua em diversas frentes
Além da atuação do MPE perante o TSE, o MPF também intensificou sua ofensiva por outras vias. Por meio da Procuradoria Federal dos Direitos do Cidadão, o órgão apresentou recomendações à Meta cobrando garantia de liberdade de expressão nas publicações realizadas no Facebook e no Instagram, bem como maior transparência na metodologia de distribuição de conteúdo nas plataformas.
Com o segundo turno a apenas três dias, o tempo para que novas decisões sejam tomadas e efetivamente cumpridas é considerado bastante restrito. A expectativa agora é pela decisão de Belizze com base no parecer do MPE e em todo o histórico do caso.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that more than 10 million people in the US and Canada have set up Muse accounts in a month and a half and growth remained strong.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that more than 10 million people in the US and Canada have set up Muse accounts in a month and a half and growth remained strong.
Fue uno de los símbolos de la lucha contra ETA. En su entrada figura un panel con los cerca de un centenar de agentes de la Guardia Civil que murieron por atentados de la banda en Gipuzkoa. Su lista de detenciones y comandos de la banda desarticulados es larga. Es el lado brillante de su historia. Pero el cuartel de Intxaurrondo de San Sebastián también esconde un lado oscuro: la ‘guerra sucia’ contra ETA. En algunas de sus estancias se practicaron torturas y se vivieron algunos de los episodios de vulneración de la ley más graves de los duros años 80 y 90 de violencia terrorista.
Ahora, el Gobierno vasco quiere que el emblemático cuartel que el general Enrique Rodríguez Galindo lideró durante muchos años con mano de hierro se convierta en símbolo de tortura y de vulneración de derechos. Pero no solo Intxaurrondo. La Comisión de Valoración de Víctimas de Motivación Política, vinculada a la Consejería de Justicia del Ejecutivo, quiere que un cuartel más de la Guardia Civil y dos comisarías de la Policía Nacional también engrosen esa lista de ‘memoria’ de la tortura.
Se trata del cuartel de La Salve de Bilbao y de las comisarías de Indautxu, en la capital vizcaína, y la comisaría de Amara, en San Sebastián. La comisión que evalúa denuncias de posibles torturas y excesos policiales cometidos por los Cuerpos y Fuerzas de Seguridad del Estado y la Ertzaintza entre 1978 y 1999 quiere que los cuatro centros policiales se conviertan en símbolo de la lucha al margen de la ley que también se practicó durante años en la batalla contra el terrorismo. "Venimos constatando que hay determinados centros de detención que aparecen y reaparecen, una y otra vez, como lugares en que se practicó la tortura de una severa gravedad. Son torturas que responden en muchos casos a patrones que se repiten por cuerpo policial, momento histórico y lugar concreto de detención", señala el informe.
305 víctimas de tortura y abusos policiales reconocidas
La petición la lanzó la presidenta de la Comisión, Juana Balmaseda, durante la presentación del último informe de este organismo que ya ha reconocido a 305 personas como víctimas de torturas y excesos policiales. En este último informe se incluye el reconocimiento de 60 casos más. A todas ellas se sumarán más, ya que aún restan 284 expedientes por resolver. Además, los responsables de la comisión recordaron que existen otras 416 peticiones para ser analizadas que no se han incluido por presentarse fuera de plazo al inicio de los trabajos de este organismo. La Comisión de Valoración estima que para el año 2028 concluirá de manera definitiva el análisis de los expedientes pendientes.
Un reconocimiento de víctimas que incluye en muchos casos el pago de una indemnización económica. Los 60 nuevos casos conllevan unos pagos indemnizatorios por un montante total de 993.000 euros. Las víctimas a las que se ha dado por acreditado que sufrieron malos tratos por parte de agentes o funcionarios públicos recibirán en su conjunto algo más de 618.000 euros. Una de las víctimas acreditadas percibirá casi 35.000 euros por haber recibido el impacto de una pelota de goma y los casos de heridos o fallecidos por arma de fuego supondrán un desembolso de las arcas públicas de casi 334.000 euros.
Abusos sexuales y maltratos mortales
En la lista de víctimas reconocidas por la Comisión figuran algunas personas relacionadas con ETA que fueron maltratadas, así como miembros vinculados a la izquierda abertzale o del entorno de las familias de presos de ETA, el Partido Comunista o el sindicato LAB.
El informe destaca los numerosos casos de mujeres que sufrieron amenazas y violencia de carácter sexual. Uno de los casos más relevantes es el del médico de Oiartzun, Esteban Murutagoiena, quien fue detenido el 16 de marzo de 1982 en San Sebastián. Posteriormente fue trasladado a la Dirección General de la Policía en Madrid, donde permaneció incomunicado nueve días. El informe sostiene que durante su detención fue torturado y humillado, no le dieron de comer durante tres días ni le permitieron descansar, además de ser amenazado con la violación de su mujer y de su hija, entre otros malos tratos. Finalmente fue puesto en libertad, pero con claros signos de deterioro por el trato recibido; a los tres días falleció. Otro de los casos mortales está relacionado con un miembro de los Comandos Autónomos Anticapitalistas, que falleció por disparos de la Guardia Civil mientras su comando era perseguido por los agentes tras un atentado en Aretxabaleta (Gipuzkoa).
Meta will give its investors free shares if Mark Zuckerberg hits certain "extraordinary" targets.
It will pay 1:1 share dividends each time Meta stock doubles and has compounded at over 10% a year.
Meta is rolling out Class C shares to address Zuckerberg's tax concerns and keep him in California.
Meta stockholders are set to receive free shares if Mark Zuckerberg absolutely crushes it as CEO.
The social-media giant revealed in a Wednesday filing that if its upcoming Class C shares double from a baseline price of $580.60 to just over $1,161, and their compound annualized return since September 10 has been at least 10%, shareholders will receive a dividend: a Class C share for every Meta share they own.
If Meta stock — specifically its 30-day volume-weighted average price — doubles again to around $2,322, and has risen by at least 10% on average per year, shareholders will receive the same dividend again, and so on.
Meta, which owns Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and the AI agent Muse, acknowledged how difficult it will be to unlock those dividends, describing the stock price targets as "extraordinary" in its filing.
Its stock has already surged more than sevenfold from its November 2022 low, giving Meta a nearly $1.8 trillion market capitalization that ranks it among the 10 most valuable companies in the world.
The additional dividends would be paid on top of the initial dividend declared by Meta's board on Wednesday, which will see Class A and Class B shareholders receive Class C shares on a 1:1 basis, likely in late January.
Meta is rejigging its share structure in response to Zuckerberg's concerns about California's so-called billionaire tax: a one-off, 5% wealth tax on the roughly 250 billionaires living in the state.
Zuckerberg, who ranked fifth on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index with a $247 billion net worth at Wednesday's close, will be able to sell the Class C shares to access the liquidity needed to pay the tax, avoiding a sale of his existing shares that would erode his voting power.
Meta's board took action after Zuckerberg said he was considering moving out of California because of the potential tax, and cautioned that the steps involved in relocating, such as listing his home for sale, could spark questions from employees about the company's management, the filing says.
Chief executive agrees to remain in California for eight years even if state brings in one-off 5% wealth tax
Meta has struck a deal with Mark Zuckerberg to help him foot a possible California wealth tax targeting billionaires.
The social media company behind Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp revealed on Wednesday night that the arrangement would keep its chief executive living in California, where Meta’s headquarters are located.
Meta Platforms plans to expand its Muse personal agent and charge businesses for transactions it handles, CEO Mark Zuckerberg (pictured) stated on the company’s Q3 earnings call.
He said more than 10 million people in the US and Canada have set up Muse in a month and a half, and about 25% use it on any given day
Zuckerberg stated Muse had a “clear product-market fit” and that Meta will focus on attracting more users, increasing revenue and optimising compute costs.
“We expect to grow Muse to serve billions of people,” he said, calling the goal as “both our mission and our strategy”.
The Muse line began in April with Muse Spark, the first model from Meta’s Superintelligence Labs. This month Meta followed with Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full.
Shopping is Muse’s most common use, with more than a quarter of users shopping through the agent.
Zuckerberg said Muse “should be free” for most people, with Meta taking a fee on transactions it facilitates for businesses. Subscriptions would cover access to the most advanced models or extra tokens, and business owners could also subscribe directly.
“We have been discussing our vision for personal superintelligence for more than a year now,” he said. “We want every person [to] have an extremely capable personal agent that understands your goals and can help you achieve them,” he said.
Meta Q3 metrics Meta’s quarterly revenue rose 26% year over year to $64.6 billion.
Costs climbed 68% to $51.6 billion, including a $9.89 billion charge from an August agreement with 52 attorneys general over teen mental health claims.
Operating income fell 37% to $13 billion and the operating margin halved to 20%. Net income rose to $9.9 billion from $2.7 billion a year earlier, when a one-time $15.9 billion tax charge reduced profit.
Capital spending totalled $34.9 billion, with Meta forecasting $135 billion to $145 billion for 2026.
Its apps reach 3.64 billion people a day, up 3% from a year ago but just below the 3.65 billion analysts expected, according to StreetAccount. Zuckerberg said Threads has overtaken X in monthly users.
Reality Labs, which makes the Quest headsets and the Ray-Ban and Oakley AI glasses, lost $4.1 billion on $443 million of revenue, compared to a $4.4 billion loss a year ago.
Meta CFO Susan Li said the company expects Reality Labs to lose $18 billion to $19 billion in 2026, down slightly from $19.2 billion in 2025.
Also yesterday, Reuters reported a New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay the state $25 billion after a jury found it misled consumers in a case tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The tech giant said it will appeal.
El juez de la Audiencia Nacional Antonio Piña ha propuesto sentar en el banquillo a cuatro exjefes de ETA por el atentado cometido, el 4 de agosto de 2002, contra la casa cuartel de la Guardia Civil de Santa Pola (Alicante), que dejó dos muertos —uno de ellos, una niña de seis años— y más de medio centenar de heridos. Se trata de Juan Antonio Olarra Guridi, alias Jokin; Ainhoa Múgica Goñi, Olga; María Soledad Iparraguirre Guenechea, Anboto; y Félix Ignacio Esparza Luri, Navarro. Con ellos, ya son seis los exdirigentes de la organización terrorista procesados por este atentado, después de que en agosto de 2024 lo fueran Mikel Albisu Iriarte, Antza y Ramon Sagarzazu Gaztelumendi, Ramontxo. Todos ellos están acusados de los delitos de asesinato, lesiones y daños terroristas.
Poland has paused the delivery of a large military aid package to Ukraine after a Lviv regional council honored the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), a WWII nationalist force, a source in the Ukrainian government told European Pravda on 21 October. A Polish Defense Ministry spokesperson told Fakt the report was untrue, though he told WP he knew nothing about a possible delay in shipment.
If confirmed, the freeze would carry a history dispute into Poland’s military aid. The row flared in May, when Kyiv named a special forces unit after the UPA, and in June Poland’s president stripped Zelenskyy of Poland’s highest honor. Even so, Ukraine’s ambassador said in August that Polish military aid was still flowing.
A vote and a disputed freeze
The Lviv Oblast Council voted on 20 October to name 2027 the year of the UPA, its commander Roman Shukhevych, and nationalist activist Oleh Olzhych. The UPA fought Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, but Poland holds it responsible for mass killings of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia in 1943–1944. The resolution disappeared from the council’s website late that evening, RMF24 reported.
The source blamed what it called the councilors’ irresponsible actions, saying the vote came as Poland prepared the shipment and that work through closed channels is underway. The ministry spokesperson, Janusz Sejmej, called the report untrue. Asked whether it could reflect a delay in shipment, he said he knew nothing about that.
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Polish officials push back
On 20 October, Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz wrote that Ukraine’s authorities must distance themselves from the council’s position.
The next morning, Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the vote unwise and harmful above all to Ukraine. He said he had warned Zelenskyy earlier that such gestures hinder Ukraine’s friends, though the president was not responsible for this vote. At such moments, Tusk said, Russians always rub their hands.
Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski then requested that councilor Sviatoslav Sheremeta, who proposed the resolution, be added to Poland’s list of unwanted persons. That afternoon, Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński said the decision had been made. Sheremeta is barred from the Schengen zone until 2031, RMF24 reported. Poland had already barred him once, in 2017, the outlet said.
Kyiv asks for restraint
Earlier on 21 October, before the ban, Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry called the vote counterproductive in a reply to journalists and urged Warsaw to avoid abrupt steps. Zelenskyy’s closest aides had also promised the resolution would not take effect, Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Bosacki told TVN24.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Bridget Griswold, the 25-year-old CEO of Lean In, who lives in San Francisco. It's been edited for length and clarity.
I fell in love with technology at Brown University, where I studied computer science and business. I worked with two female professors to build a robot. I interned at a semiconductor manufacturing company and also loved design and art.
Product management felt like a really wonderful combination of all those interests, and that was my role at Meta a year after graduating from college. My team and I redesigned the Instagram search grid, so now when you search for large Instagram accounts, you're routed to the search results page rather than directly to those accounts. I'm very proud of that.
While at Meta, an incredible female mentor connected me to Sheryl Sandberg. Meeting her felt so surreal and is what led me to start my role as CEO at Lean In in March. It feels like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to do mission-driven work.
Griswold started working at Meta two years after Sheryl Sandberg stepped down as COO.
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I was a swimmer as a kid, and as my swim coach used to say: "You get out of swimming what you put into it." I think that applies to many things in life: The more you put in, the more you get out.
Here's a day in my life.
I wake up to my needy, angelic cat around 7:30 a.m.
The second I wake up, I pet my crying and whining cat. She's an angel but very needy.
I'm not a breakfast person, but I need coffee immediately. I have many cups of coffee throughout the day. One of the first things I do is make some at home.
I always tidy up my apartment while brushing my teeth
The most productive two minutes of my day are when I brush my teeth. I clean and tidy my apartment at the same time.
I'm probably not super focused on brushing my teeth, which is maybe a problem, but I'm also making my bed, emptying the dishwasher, feeding my cat, or starting the coffee maker.
I always move really quickly; I don't like to sit still. Brushing my teeth and standing still would make me antsy, so I like to get something else done at the same time.
I'm still adjusting to West Coast hours
I moved from New York City to San Francisco in August.
In New York, I went to Solidcore classes before work every day. Working on the West Coast, the workday starts earlier than on the East Coast, so I'm still learning whether I like to work out in the morning or after work.
When I take the bus to the office three days a week, I often use that time to catch up on personal housekeeping tasks like scheduling appointments or texting back my friends who live on the East Coast.
I come to the office around 8 a.m. or 8:30 a.m.
A majority of my in-person time is spent in meetings. As CEO, I enjoy being involved in all aspects of the team.
I'll meet with our content and research team — we spend a lot of time digging into data, such as some really exciting new research on trad wives in the manosphere. I also often meet with our product and tech team, as well as many of our partners, to help grow our programs.
We have lunch in the office — my favorite is a salad-plus-smoothie combo — and it's a really wonderful time to connect with the team.
Most of Griswold's workday consists of meetings.
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I also love connecting with our Lean In community. One thing we're focused on is closing early gender gaps in AI usage. Our flagship program, Circles, consists of groups of 8 to 12 women who meet regularly to support each other in their careers — we have over 170,000 members. It's a perfect forum to hold each other accountable for upskilling in AI.
Every week, I send AI tips to our network leaders. A recent one encouraged the use of AI notetakers, as women are more likely to take notes during meetings and miss out on participating.
Lean In is in over 180 countries, and it's really heartwarming to see that our commitment to our mission has a positive impact on women's careers. Getting to speak with them is really energizing and rewarding.
I rehearse for meetings by talking to myself on walks
If I have a presentation or interview coming up, I'll set up a Zoom and practice speaking to myself. Talking for a long time is sort of an unnatural act, and the first time you do it is probably not going to be your best.
Sometimes, I'll even go on a walk and wear headphones, pretending like I'm in a meeting or on a phone call, but I'm actually talking to myself and practicing.
When there's a bug, I usually fix the code myself
Because of my background in computer science, I spend a lot of my time finding bugs or things I believe we should change on our platform. I'll code and fix those on my own. Thankfully, with AI, it's so much faster to code now than it was a few years ago.
Our team is busy, and my goal is to enable everyone to have as much impact and move as quickly as possible. If I can help unblock the tech team or resolve an issue rather than add it to their plate, I'm always more than happy to do so.
I leave work around 6 p.m.
I continue to work until I go to bed pretty much every night.
It's nice to have that time at home, when I'm not running around between meetings, to focus, give feedback on documents the team has sent, write, respond to emails, and brainstorm my own ideas.
I take breaks to tidy up my apartment and make dinner. Living in New York got me out of the habit of cooking, so I'm taking the initiative to cook more meals, like rice bowls.I would say about half the time I order takeout, like pho, and the other half I cook, which is progress for me.
Griswold continues working when she gets home, catching up on more deep work when she doesn't have meetings.
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If my work doesn't require intense focus, I'll do it from the couch and put a happy TV show on, which right now is "Schitt's Creek." I think it's a nice balance between relaxation and getting things done.
I usually get in bed around 10:30 p.m.
I've been trying to make a habit of reading every night instead of going on my phone, which has been a really positive change. I like anything I read to be a distraction. I'm currently reading "Big Little Lies" and enjoying it.
It's nice to spend 30 minutes reading something like fantasy that's completely different from what I think about at work. That way, I'm not spinning on all the things I need to do or coming up with new ideas that can't get done in my sleep anyway.
Weekends are for the beach and farmers market
My boyfriend works in Los Angeles and flies up to San Francisco every weekend. We've made a tradition of going to the Fort Mason Farmers Market on Sundays for fresh produce to cook an at-home meal that night.
I also enjoy seeing friends over the weekend. My preference is to go on a long walk or go to the beach. I also enjoy fitting in some work — emails, deep-focus work, or reading — throughout the weekend.
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