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    Mark Cuban accuses Meta of ignoring $16B in scam ads, including AI deepfakes

    Billionaire Mark Cuban called out Meta for knowingly profiting from AI deepfake ads using his likeness to peddle sham remedies. Internal documents previously estimated Meta generated roughly $16 billion in 2024 from ads pushing scams and banned products.

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