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Meta Accused of Stealing Thousands of X Films to Train Her AI, One of Her Executives Directly Involved

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Accused of looting thousands of X films to feed its artificial intelligences, Meta faces a $446 million complaint. While a member of the group has just been directly splashed by the case, the tech giant pleads for simple personal hacking.
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Meta Accused of Stealing Thousands of X Films to Train Her AI, One of Her Executives Directly Involved

Accused of looting thousands of X films to feed its artificial intelligences, Meta faces a $446 million complaint. While a member of the group has just been directly splashed by the case, the tech giant pleads for simple personal hacking.

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Presse-citron broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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