The ruling follows a $375 million jury verdict in March and brings the company’s total in the case to about $942 million. A New Mexico court has now placed those AI products under the same five-year supervision as the platforms that fed them. The five years of court supervision are not a rounding error. Meta will operate in New Mexico under rules a judge wrote, on a schedule a judge set, through 2031. What would happen to shareholders’ investment if financial judgments and judicial supervision are multiplied across numerous states in the coming years?