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German rights group fails in bid to stop Meta's data use for AI

A German court dismissed a request from consumer protection groups to stop Meta from using data from Facebook and Instagram for AI training purposes.
The higher regional court in Cologne stated that Meta had not violated European Union law.
The court concluded that the interests favored allowing Meta to process user data for AI development.
The court noted that feeding user data into AI training systems was permitted 'even without the consent of those affected'.

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