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Facebook is reportedly growing AI to summarize information what may go fallacious?

Facebook has been attempting to get a foothold throughout the information space for a couple of years. Last 12 months, the company introduced a faithful section on its internet website referred to as Facebook News for purchasers inside of the USA. It moreover wishes to expand this program to other global places reminiscent of Brazil, Germany, and India. But that’s no longer the only enterprise […]
Facebook has been trying to get a foothold in the news space for many years. Last year, the company launched a dedicated section on its site called Facebook News for users in the US. It also wants to expand this program to other countries such as Brazil, Germany, and India. But that’s not the only project […]

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