Meta has added a new warning before you can post to Meta AI's public feed. It comes after BI reported that people appeared to be posting accidentally.

It's possible the new glasses will add in cycling, running, and sports videography features in addition to real-time voice translation.

Meta Platforms Inc. keeps writing bigger checks in pursuit of its artificial intelligence strategy, and traders keep cheering it on, encouraged that the expensive bets will keep paying off.

Scale AI built its business on the labor of gig workers. But those workers likely won't benefit from their new deal with Meta.

It’s essentially the layers of human feedback that help train AI to evolve and make smarter, safer, more useful choices. 💵💰Don't miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet's free daily newsletter💰💵 In true tech fashion,

Staying in the AI race is crucial for Meta, Google, Amazon and Microsoft, with the technology likely to be the future for the industry.

Oakley and Meta are set to unveil their new smart glasses on June 20, rumored to be the sporty successor to the Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses.

Meta confirmed the upcoming glasses today when an official "Oakley Meta" profile emerged on Instagram. (That account is following the Instagram accounts for Meta, Oakley, Mark Zuckerberg, Rocco Basilico, chief wearables officer at Luxottica, and Caloa Mato, head of global marketing at Oakley.)

Meta Platforms Inc. keeps writing bigger checks in pursuit of its artificial intelligence strategy, and traders keep cheering it on, encouraged that the expensive bets will keep paying off.

Meta has added a new pop-up to the Meta AI app, warning users that prompts they post are public. As a general rule, you should never assume that anything you tell an AI chatbot is private. However, it seems some Meta AI users hadn't realised that their chatbot conversations could be published for the world to see.