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Meta removes disputed language from its commercial terms regarding website scraping and AI training following criticism from legal experts and publishers. The company deleted the word train to limit usage to advertising and business products, though experts warn broad scraping remains possible. This action follows concerns raised on October 15 about terms taking effect on October 30.
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