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Mark Zuckerberg facescom slash lookingglass. Mark Zuckerberg faces his day in court in a landmark trial testing claims that social media

harms teens.

Plus, India tries to model a frugal AI strategy for the developing world and strain in the

U.S. commercial real estate market

nears a breaking point. The problem with office is not a cyclical problem. People just are

using office less because of hybrid work, because of remote work. That's not going to come back.

And as a result, these loss and valuations that we're seeing won't change.

It's Wednesday, February 18th. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal, and here is

the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories, moving your world today.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is set to testify today in a landmark trial on social media addiction.

It's the first of several bellwether trials planned in California

and revolves around a young woman's claim that platforms like Meta's Instagram foster addiction in adolescence

and caused her a host of mental health problems. The plaintiff's

lawyer, Mark Lanier, told Fox businesses Varney & Co. What he plans to ask Zuckerberg.

Well, we slapped a subpoena on Mark Zuckerberg on purpose because we've got documents with his

name that he authored that we believe show he put profits over the safety of children.

Meta says that it has consistently put teen safety ahead of growth.

The company's lawyers say its products aren't addictive and aren't responsible for a plaintiff's

mental health issues.

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