Meta于周五修改了商业账户服务条款，虽然删除了"训练"一词并将允许用途限制为"广告和商业产品"，但法律专家指出修改后的条款仍然过于宽泛1。原始条款允许Meta使用爬取内容"提供、开发、改进、研究、训练和维护Meta公司产品"1，而专家认为新版本中"开发广告和商业产品"的表述足以涵盖人工智能训练1。
新条款将于10月30日生效，商业账户用户无法在此前选择退出1。Meta发言人声称爬取仅适用于特定场景，发布者可通过robots.txt文件禁用爬虫1，但修改后的条款中并未包含尊重robots.txt文件的具体语言1。此举引发了广泛反对，欧洲出版商委员会、英国新闻媒体协会和美国新闻/媒体联盟均公开表示反对，称这是"明显的滥用市场权力"1。
Meta modified its business account terms of service on Friday afternoon, removing the word "train" and narrowing the permitted uses to "advertising and business products." 1 However, legal experts caution that the revised language remains sufficiently expansive to encompass artificial intelligence training, as phrases like "develop...advertising and business products" could still justify such activities. 1 The original terms had explicitly authorized Meta to use scraped content for "providing, developing, improving, researching, training and maintaining Meta company products." 1
The new terms take effect on October 30, with no option for business account holders to opt out beforehand. 1 Meta's spokesperson contends that scraping applies only to specific scenarios and that publishers can disable crawlers through robots.txt files, yet the revised terms notably lack explicit language committing to respect such restrictions. 1 Meanwhile, the European Publishers Council, the UK News Media Association, and the News/Media Alliance in the United States have publicly opposed the changes, characterizing them as a "clear abuse of market power." 1
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