Meta’s new AI chatbot can’t stop bashing Facebook
Launched on Friday, the conversational AI fueled by material found online spews uncomfortable truths and blatant lies
Facebook shut me out of the page for our local cooking school
We had more than 2,500 followers, then suddenly the page was disabled and we have no idea why
Have the tech giants finally had their bubble burst? I’d hate to speculate
For the first time in the tech industry’s history, combined real revenue growth is negative rather than positive and some corporations may yet be facing an existential decline
‘European at heart’: sense and sensibility behind Nick Clegg’s return
Meta’s president of global affairs is heading back to London, having never hidden his longing for home
Nick Clegg returns to London with other Facebook owner executives
Former Lib Dem leader to divide time between UK capital and California as Meta’s head of global affairs
‘Stop trying to be TikTok’: how video-centric Instagram sparked a revolt
Loyal users and Kardashians forced social network to partially retreat by demanding renewed emphasis on photo-sharing
Like Bill Gates before him, Mark Zuckerberg is having a ‘Pearl Harbour’ moment
His company’s motto is ‘move fast and break things’ – but if it doesn’t move fast it’ll soon be broke
Meta’s growth comes to screeching halt as company projects first revenue drop
The company in its second-quarter earnings report said it anticipates lower than predicted revenue of $26bn to $28.5bn
Facebook considering ending restrictions on Covid misinformation
Social network turning to its ‘supreme court’ about decision, says head of global affairs, Nick Clegg
‘Stop trying to be TikTok’: user backlash over Instagram changes
Updates to copy features of arch-rival leave some users struggling to find friends and family content
Facebook to restore chronological feed of posts from friends
Firm is splitting its News Feed over two tabs on its apps, separating its algorithmic curation
The Uber files lit up the darkness of big tech, and showed why we need whistleblowers
People must feel able to speak out – and our laws must protect them, says former Facebook employee Frances Haugen
The Guardian view on the Uber files: a tech immorality tale
Editorial: Devastating leaked documents underline the pressing need for proper regulation of the digital economy
TechScape: Can the UK create a safer internet?
In this week’s newsletter: Much-contested online safety legislation is about to get its day in parliament – but MPs are still fighting over who gets control
UK could force messaging apps to adopt new technology to tackle abuse images
Home secretary says new powers to require tech firms to remove encrypted abuse material would bring privacy and security