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We’re testing new Local and Explore tabs that gather content from across Facebook to help you find what you’re interested in, plus we’re introducing an updated Video tab, AI integrations and more.
We're rolling out Facebook Content Monetization beta, a monetization program that expands opportunities for creators to earn from more content formats.
Today, we’re announcing the expansion of a first-of-its-kind information sharing partnership with banks to help protect people against fraud. The Fraud Intelligence Reciprocal Exchange (FIRE) is a threat intelligence sharing programme for financial institutions, allowing banks to share intelligence with us directly so we can use it to stop scammers and protect users. NatWest and Metro Bank are the first banks in the UK to participate in this pilot, with more scheduled to join. “This work has already seen us take action against thousands of accounts run by scammers, indicating the importance of banks and platforms working together to tackle this societal issue,” said Nathaniel Gleicher, Global Head of Counter-Fraud at Meta. “We will only beat these criminals if we work together and share relevant information related to scams. Financial institutions can share unique information with us which we can in turn use to train our systems to take action against more scams globally.” The expansion of the pilot has been welcomed by many in the banking industry, as well as by the City of London Police and the National Economic Crime Centre, amongst others. Key successes from the initial pilot include the takedown of a significant concert ticket scam network attempting to target people in the UK and US. Thanks to data shared between NatWest, Metro Bank and Meta during the six month pilot, facilitated under the cross-collaborative umbrella of Stop Scams UK, we were able to remove approximately 20,000 accounts run by scammers from the 185 URLs shared, which in turn has helped the company to strengthen its fraud detection capabilities. Feedback following the initial pilot stage has been positive and we will now onboard more banks over the coming months as we continue to test and learn. FIRE is being welcomed as a key step in the fight against scams: David Lindberg, CEO of Retail Banking, NatWest, said: “Spotting and stopping fraudsters before they are able to target customers is the best way to address this growing problem. Partnering with Meta is an important step in tackling the epidemic of fraud. We welcome the opportunity to deepen our collaboration and ensure a cross-industry approach to fraud prevention and enforcement.” Faisal Hussain, Chief Operating Officer at Metro Bank commented: “Scams are an industry-wide problem which require industry-wide solutions. We’ve been inspired by our work with Meta as an example of how we can all work together to protect consumers from faceless online fraudsters. Through sharing this information, we hope to significantly improve scam detection and enforcement, ultimately creating a safer digital environment for everyone.” Adrian Searle, Director of the National Economic Crime Centre, said: “The expansion of Meta’s scam reporting channel, following a successful pilot, is welcome news – demonstrating a willingness to help tackle the scourge of online fraud, by bringing together data from across the bank and technology sectors. It follows the establishment of the Online Fraud Charter in 2023, in which leading tech companies signed a voluntary agreement, recognising and seeking to reduce the risk of fraud and financial exploitation of UK citizens on their platforms. Partnership between the public and the private sector is key to preventing this pervasive threat. We look forward to working with Meta, building on FIRE’s early success, sharing data across sectors to impact the Fraud threat at scale.” Nik Adams, Temporary Assistant Commissioner, City of London Police, said: “As national lead force for fraud, we welcome the commitments made by Meta after the launch of the Online Fraud Charter last year and now Meta’s scam reporting channel. It is vital for the tech industry to help in the fight against online fraud. We hope this expansion will rapidly increase Meta’s ability to act upon harmful content and to support the wider fight against fraud through the sharing of intelligence and insight that disrupt criminals, design out fraud, and protect victims.” Mark Tierney, CEO of Stop Scams UK: “We’re delighted to see some of our member banks join Meta’s FIRE initiative in another positive example of cross-sector collaboration. We believe FIRE could become a gamechanger for reporting fraudulent content, helping protect consumers and ensuring both banks and Meta gain better visibility of the abuse carried out on their systems by scammers. Stop Scams UK passionately believes that collaborative projects such as FIRE can lead to wider data sharing and improve reporting which is key to successfully tackling scams.” To learn more about the latest scams and tips to avoid them, visit Meta’s Anti-Scam hub.
We’re launching best practices, a new section in the Instagram professional dashboard, to give creators the information they need to optimize their content.
Today, Meta announces the winners of the “European AI Startup Program”, an initiative to stimulate the European entrepreneurial ecosystem and shape the continent’s next wave of innovation. Following the success of the first edition of the “AI Startup Program” in France, Meta has once again teamed up with Hugging Face, an open-source collaborative platform offering machine learning models and tools, and Scaleway, the European cloud leader for AI infrastructure, to support start-ups across Europe building using open-source models in their acceleration phase. Following the call for applications, launched in June 2024, 5 winners were selected by a jury of experts: Batisia (France), the AI co-pilot for real estate development and construction professionals, which develops tailor-made solutions based on open-source AI to overcome productivity obstacles in the sector. Kodex AI (Germany), the AI-powered Compliance Manager of the future, which uses open-source AI fine-tuned on regulatory information to fully automate compliance tasks like regulatory analysis for financial institutions. Neuralk-AI (France), which develops AI integration models for structured data representation. The models are based on graphical neural networks that deliver unrivalled performance in similarity and search tasks for structured data sets, enabling companies to create any AI application they need to address real business needs. Vocal Image (Estonia), an AI-powered communication coach that helps users unlock their full speaking potential through guided voice lessons, personalised AI feedback, and interactive vocal challenges. Pruna (France/Germany), the AI Optimization Engine for ML teams seeking to simplify scalable inference. By compressing models using single or combined methods on any hardware, it balances size, speed, and performance to deliver cost-effective and greener deployments for every use case. The program, supported by the HEC Paris incubator, allows European start-ups to benefit from the resources available at STATION F, the world’s largest start-up campus. From October 2024 to February 2025, the 5 winners will benefit from technical mentoring by researchers at FAIR, Meta’s artificial intelligence research laboratory, access to Hugging Face’s platform and tools, and Scaleway’s computing power to develop their businesses based on building blocks of open-source AI. “For over 10 years, Meta has been at the forefront of open-source. We are convinced open-source is a key driver of innovation, in Europe and around the world. We remain committed to the growth and success of the next generation of open-source innovators through our AI accelerator programme for startups across the continent. With over 150 applicants across 20 countries, we look forward to returning to Station F in Paris to run a programme designed to bring the economic and technological benefits of open-source models to the entire European ecosystem.” – Markus Reinisch, Vice President for Public Policy in Europe, Meta. “Hugging Face’s longstanding and successful collaboration with Meta, STATION F and Scaleway to bring the benefits of open-source AI to all, from builders to first-time startups and larger companies, is what this program is all about! We’re excited to continue supporting the 5 exceptional winners of this year’s cohort and continue pushing for open innovation.” – Clément Delangue, CEO and co-founder of Hugging Face. “Scaleway is delighted to support this latest edition of the AI Startup Program. The five selected startups will benefit from the European cloud’s greatest AI compute power, via our European-based GPU clusters. I can’t think of a better way to drive the emergence of our continent’s next generation AI champions, and look forward to seeing these promising startups’ groundbreaking AI innovations.” – Damien Lucas, CEO, Scaleway. “Of the 30 programs we have at STATION F, the Meta AI Startup Accelerator with Hugging Face and Scaleway is one of the most sought-after on campus and one of the leading programs on the continent. We are thrilled to welcome these 5 startups, which are set to become AI leaders in Europe and globally.”- Roxanne Varza, Director of Station F. More information about Meta AI here: https://ai.meta.com/research/
At this week’s UN General Assembly, we announced four collaborations that use open source AI for humanitarian programs and social progress.
Today we unveiled Orion, which we believe is the most advanced pair of AR glasses ever made.
New AI features for Ray-Ban Meta glasses help you remember things, translate speech in real time, answer questions about things you’re seeing and more.
You can now talk to and share photos with Meta AI, unlocking new ways to communicate with your assistant and get answers faster.
Meta Quest 3S has the same mixed reality capabilities as Meta Quest 3 starting at just $299.99 USD.
People expect reliable internet connections from their telecom provider to quickly and easily access the content they choose. Unfortunately, Deutsche Telekom is putting the open internet at risk and undermining net neutrality principles. It is using its market power to put its subscribers in Germany behind a de facto paywall, potentially restricting their access to internet services that do not pay Deutsche Telekom. Following months of discussion, we are surprised and disappointed by the breakdown in negotiations with Deutsche Telekom. Meta has taken significant steps to keep its apps available directly through Deutsche Telekom, but given the court ruling concerning the unprecedented and unacceptable fees demanded, we are now routing our network traffic through a third-party transit provider, instead of exchanging traffic directly with Deutsche Telekom. Transit providers help connect services and networks across the internet where it is not possible to connect directly. We are hopeful that corresponding efforts have been made by Deutsche Telekom to ensure the user experience of our apps, or other third party services like video streaming platforms, will not be reduced or disrupted in Germany as a result of our move to a third-party transit provider. Direct peering relationships enable internet-delivered services to be accessed by customers of telecom providers. We, and many other internet companies, have reciprocal no cost (settlement-free) relationships with thousands of other telecom providers around the world. These relationships are the accepted global standard and operate settlement-free to either side because they benefit everyone: Content providers, like Meta, invest in products and services people want to use and telecom providers, like Deutsche Telekom, make money by charging for internet access. The result is people get great online experiences. The Body of European Electronic Communications regulators (BEREC) acknowledges peering as the fairest and most cost effective way to meet the expectations of end-users. There are numerous studies demonstrating the value that internet-delivered services drive for telecom providers. It’s not just the value of our services that we bring to telecom providers. In 2022 alone, Meta invested over €27 billion globally in digital infrastructure that reduces telecom provider costs – Deutsche Telekom also benefits from this investment. We also continue to invest in our edge network which reduces latency and substantially lowers cost for telecom providers by bringing our content close to consumers. We should not underestimate what is at stake. Deutsche Telekom’s practices set a dangerous global precedent and put the ambition of net neutrality and an open internet at risk for consumers, communities and businesses around the world. We’re hopeful that a future agreement can be reached so that Deutsche Telekom subscribers can continue to access our apps in the way they rightly expect when they pay Deutsche Telekom to connect to the internet.
We're announcing the recipients of the 2023 Llama Impact Grants, who will be awarded $500,000 each to support their use of AI to address social issues.
Our second annual Responsible Business Practices Report offers a look at our progress in addressing social and environmental priorities, and our efforts to create sustainable value.
Teen Accounts limit who can contact teens and the content they see, and help ensure their time is well spent.
India's champion athletes, Aman Sehrawat, Manu Bhaker, Nishad Kumar, Sumit Antil and Swapnil Kusale have now started WhatsApp Channels, and most of them are now on Threads too.
We'll begin training for AI at Meta using public content by adults on Facebook and Instagram in the UK.
At our first WhatsApp Business Summit in India, we announced several features and updates that will help businesses across the country build a presence, create great in-chat experiences for their customers and drive performance ahead of the upcoming festive season.
We’ve worked with the Mental Health Coalition to establish Thrive, a new program that allows tech companies to share signals about violating suicide or self-harm content.
As required by the Digital Markets Act (DMA) people using WhatsApp and Messenger in Europe have the option to connect with people using third-party messaging services that have chosen to make their apps interoperable. We call this third-party chats. When the DMA came into force earlier this year, we provided some technical detail on how we were thinking about third-party chats, and how we had built a technical solution that preserved privacy and security for users as much as possible. After six months of building new features, creating a new user experience, and getting feedback from potential partners and other stakeholders, we wanted to share an update on what third-party chats will look like on WhatsApp and Messenger. Easy to Find and Simple to Use We’ve heard loud and clear from other messaging services that the option for users to connect with people using other apps should be clear and easy to find. As a result, we have built new notifications into WhatsApp and Messenger that inform users about third-party chats. We will remind users each time a new third-party messaging app becomes available. We have also designed a simple onboarding flow for users where they can learn more about third-party chats and turn the feature on. Options include choosing which third-party apps they want to receive messages from, and how they would like to manage their inbox. More Options to Manage Chats We believe that many users would like to keep third-party chats separate from their current inbox, while others may wish to combine all chats in a single inbox. To provide users with choice, we offer the option to either have third-party messages delivered into a separate folder, or users can decide on a combined inbox that shows all messages in the same place. Users can always change their mind and change this setting at any point. Rich Messaging Features We’ve also gone above and beyond the “basic” features required for interoperable messaging under DMA, and we will provide rich messaging features such as reactions, direct replies, typing indicators, and read receipts. In accordance with the DMA, in 2025 we will include the option to create groups, and voice / video calling in 2027. As discussed in more detail in our previous blog, building third-party chats is technically challenging and preserving privacy and security is a shared responsibility. We have already come a long way, but there is a lot more to build. We will keep collaborating with third-party messaging services in order to provide the safest and best experience. Users will start to see the third-party chat option when a third-party messaging service has built, tested and launched the necessary technology to make the feature a positive and secure user experience. More information about third-party chats on WhatsApp and Messenger.
Young adults are using Facebook to find communities, furnish their apartments and navigate the transitions that come with life in your 20s.
Today we have launched Creator Lab in India, an educational resource designed specifically for creators, by creators. This initiative aims to provide support to young people across India who are interested in content creation.
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