Meta delays its AI ad terms to Nov 20 without changing who's liable, Higgsfield passes $1B in annualized revenue as Nvidia and TCV invest, Meta buys AI analytics startup Sundial, Google lets opted-in Gmail and Photos data inform ads, and cloned-voice celebrity deepfakes target the midterms.
Today Meta pushed back its revised Commercial Terms and Self-Serve Ad Terms from October 30 to November 20 after complaints to EU and UK antitrust authorities, but the AI features section still puts responsibility for AI ad edits on the advertiser, and OpenAI is switching on auto "creative enhancements" in ChatGPT ads. AI video platform Higgsfield extended its Series B with TCV and Nvidia after passing $1B in annualized revenue. Meta acquired AI analytics startup Sundial. Google's updated privacy policy lets opted-in Gmail, Drive and Photos data inform ads. And a Russia-linked campaign of deepfake celebrity videos, with real footage and cloned audio, is targeting the US midterms.
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