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Meta said Thursday that it's laying off an undisclosed number of employees in its risk organization as the company shifts to use artificial intelligence to automate its compliance review process.
Michel Protti, Meta's chief privacy and compliance officer for product, disclosed the layoffs on Wednesday to members of the company's risk organization, according to a report by Business Insider. CNBC confirmed the contents of that story.
Meta's risk organization is tasked with assessing and documenting various product and feature risks and ensure that the company is complying with regulators worldwide. The organization was established after the company formerly known as Facebook was slapped with a $5 billion f

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