Last year, we saw tech giant Meta roll out an innovative approach using face recognition tools in different parts of the world. Now, we can confirm that the project is being expanded to the UK and EU region to help combat the growing number of scams.

This expansion comes as the platform continues to integrate artificial intelligence across its products, including building large language models and developing a stand-alone AI app.

Social media giants Meta and X approved ads targeting users in Germany with violent anti-Muslim and anti-Jew hate speech in the run-up to the country's

Meta is fighting fire with fire as it plans to combat deepfake scams using facial recognition. The technology, which was introduced earlier last year, is now being brought to the UK and EU for the first time.

Executives at Google and Meta said that Europe’s artificial intelligence industry is being held back by excessive regulation.

Online rights activists have filed complaints with data protection authorities in several European countries about U.S. software firm Meta's targeted advertising practices, the Eko group said on Thursday.

Online rights activists in Europe have filed complaints against U.S. firm Meta for its advertising practices, alleging that the company ignored explicit user requests to opt out of data collection. Eko,

A recent report has revealed that Meta is planning on building an AI data center that would cost them $200 billion.

Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, is launching a facial recognition tool to detect scam adverts featuring images of celebrities in Britain, the European Union and South Korea.

Facial recognition technology used by Meta to spot scam adverts featuring celebrities is to be introduced in the UK and the EU for the first time. The social media giant, which owns Facebook and Instagram,

According to media reports, Meta will release its own standalone AI chatbot in the second quarter of this year, with subscription services also expected to be part of the plan.

A top House Republican has demanded answers on how the European Union will enforce antitrust regulations against US Big Tech firms – days after President Trump vowed to protect the industry from