Meta’s Controversial AI Plan Hits Privacy Roadblock
Guess what? Meta is pushing ahead with its plan to use millions of UK Facebook and Instagram posts to train its AI, even though this practice is banned in the EU due to privacy concerns. They’ve had a rocky relationship with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), who’s now just keeping an eye on things rather than giving a green light.
Privacy groups are up in arms, accusing Meta of turning everyone into unpaid test subjects. Meta insists this move will help their AI better reflect British culture and benefit local businesses. Despite the backlash, they’ve promised not to use private messages or data from minors. The ICO warns that Meta must be transparent and give users an easy way to opt out. It’s a big clash between advancing tech and protecting personal privacy!
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