One rising concern that has taken shape with the emergence of the metaverse is the likely impact it will have on data privacy and security.

Matthew Ball writes that we need to be as aggressive about shaping the metaverse future as those investing to build it.

Who makes money from the metaverse, and how, comes down to what it becomes. And shaping the metaverse is, to a large degree, a matter of definitions.

The metaverse could become a hotbed of cybercrime and abuse, while many metaverse platforms may not obey some data protection regulations in 2023.

While the immersive, life-like metaverse is perhaps the most commonly known, it is only one of three types of metaverses, each with its own maturity and development path.

It seems clear that Facebook wants to carry its business model, which is based on using personal data to sell targeted advertising, into the metaverse.

Microsoft, SAP and Adobe this week at a Microsoft Ignite conference launched an ambitious effort to create a common data model for applications deployed on the Microsoft Azure cloud that one day could ...

Meta unveiled "Meta Motivo," an AI model designed to create realistic avatar movements for immersive metaverse experiences. This technology learns from unlabeled motion data, generating natural ...