This week: Meta prohibited from unconsented ad targeting, AI21 Labs cinches USD$155m (~£122m) in funding...
In a win for fair ad targeting, the Oslo District Court dismissed Meta's plea for an injunction against an ad targeting ban imposed by Norway's data protection authority, Datatilsynet. More bad news for the Facebook-parent came when it was named as a 'gatekeeper' in an update to the EU Commission's Digital Markets Act. Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance and Microsoft were also listed as targets of the new legislation.
In AI, Israel's AI21 Labs secured $155m (~122m) in funding, with investments from Google, Nvidia, and Samsung Next. And, in streaming, senior staff at YouTube have expressed their concerns YouTube Shorts could cannibalise the site's core business.
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