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Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, May 5th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

A group of publishers have filed a class action lawsuit against META. They alleged the tech giant illegally used their

copyrighted works to source and train its AI platform Lama. Plaintiffs include Sengage Learning,

Hachette, McMillan, and McGraw.. They claim meta-accessed millions of books and journal

articles from pirating sites and also removed copyright management information to hide its sources

and enable unauthorized use. A meta-spokesperson said the company plans to fight the suit,

adding that courts have found training AI on copyrighted material can qualify as fair use.

PayPal plans to cut a fifth of its staff, roughly 4,700 positions over the next two to three years.

That's according to a person familiar with the matter.

The eliminations are part of the company's new plans to accelerate its adoption of AI and cut costs.

The layoffs were reported earlier by Bloomberg. PayPal's CEO told investors today that he

thinks the company has underinvested in its technology platform and is falling behind other

financial services companies. PayPal reported a lower first quarter profit of $1.11 billion, down from

$1.29 billion a year earlier. But its first quarter revenue rose to $8.35 billion, up from the

year-of-go quarter and beating analysts' expectations. And Palantir's shares are sliding, despite reporting record quarterly revenue and

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