The amended complaint turns people who merely walked into a Meta-Glasses camera frame into plaintiffs, landing just after Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion over the next decade for child-safety.

Meta ships a leaner, less chatty flagship model to its API while teasing an open-weights version, sharpening its challenge to GPT-5.6 and Claude.

Privacy fixes and a PR blitz aim to save the smart glasses bet, but venue bans and harassment clips keep mounting.

The social giant is testing robotic arms and cable-swapping bots to slash human labor as AI infrastructure spending soars.

The $17 billion price tag is pocket change; the design mandates are a lever to force TikTok and YouTube into the same safety cage.

The historic payout caps an eight-day trial, but Meta turned its punishment into leverage: YouTube and TikTok must match the terms or Meta pays less.

The historic settlement with 48 states adds time limits and age checks, but critics say Meta still controls the definition of harm.

New Mexico's attorney general says the nationwide deal lacks the strongest protections his state won at trial, and child safety experts agree.