原标题：“Does Meta think we can’t read?” Meta abandons sketchy commercial terms update.
在数周反弹之后，Meta 无限期推迟了更新商业条款的计划，该计划原要求 Meta Business 账号用户允许对 Facebook 上链接的外部网站进行大规模 AI 训练。Meta 发言人向 Reuters 表示，暂停变更期间现有条款继续有效。此前法律专家向 Nieman Lab 警告，模糊措辞可能使 Meta 无视 robots.txt 的抓取偏好，大规模爬取站外内容训练 AI，而几乎所有新闻媒体都有 Facebook 主页，条款若按计划生效可能让 Meta 省下数百万美元授权费。
原文梳理了条款争议焦点和法律专家对 robots.txt 被绕过的警告，可帮助出版方评估 Meta 暂停后仍存的风险。
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After weeks of backlash—and a failed attempt to quell it—Meta has indefinitely delayed plans to update its commercial terms and require Meta Business account users to allow extensive AI training on external websites linked on Facebook.
"We're pausing the changes as we continue to engage with stakeholders and take our time to get this right. In the meantime, our existing terms remain in effect," a Meta spokesperson told Reuters.
Soon after Meta notified business account holders of the upcoming changes, legal experts warned Nieman Lab that the vague language could allow the company to ignore scraping preferences specified in robots.txt files and exhaustively crawl vast amounts of off-Facebook content for AI training. Since virtually every news publisher has a Facebook page, Nieman Lab sounded the alarm that Meta could potentially avoid millions in licensing fees if the TOS update happened as planned.
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