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A US judge has ordered Meta to name everyone who approved obtaining shadow libraries used for AI training. It is a discovery order, not a liability ruling.

Joel Kaplan, Meta's chief global affairs officer, will leave next year after more than 15 years, Axios reports. He stays through the US midterms.

Security firm Claroc says shared Meta Muse chats can be found through public DNS records, exposing some private files. Meta did not answer Ars Technica.

Google has open-sourced TorchTPU, its native PyTorch stack for TPUs built with Meta, and released llm-d 1.0, an open Kubernetes stack for AI inference.

About 300 authors have sued Meta, alleging it trained AI on pirated copies of their books. They are pursuing individual claims, not a class action.

Meta says Prometheus phase one is complete in New Albany, Ohio — hundreds of thousands of GPUs training Muse, aiming toward ~1 million GPUs.

Folha reports leaked Meta messages say Lula's Instagram was hindered during Brazil's election. Meta calls bias claims false and disputes the timeline.

Meta has delayed its new Commercial Terms to 20 November. The revised clause drops "train" but still lets Meta crawl sites linked to business accounts.

Meta's engineering blog says its new Forum app for Facebook Groups was built with an AI agent in a human-on-the-loop workflow. No productivity figures.

Meta has released weights for Muse Spark Open, an 816B-parameter model. Apple says MLX runs it across two to four M5 Ultra Mac Studios.