Meta's AI Seeks Access to Unshared Photos for Enhanced Suggestions
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Meta is expanding its AI training to include unpublished, private photos from users' camera rolls through a new 'cloud processing' feature, raising privacy concerns as users may unknowingly grant access to personal images for AI analysis and training. While users can opt out, the practice marks a significant shift in data usage, with unclear policies on how unpublished photos are utilized.
- Facebook is starting to feed its AI with private, unpublished photos The Verge
- Facebook is asking to use Meta AI on photos in your camera roll you haven’t yet shared Yahoo Finance
- Meta wants to upload every photo you have to its cloud to give you AI suggestions AppleInsider
- Meta Wants Access to Your Camera Roll autogpt.net
- Facebook’s AI wants to scan your photos — even those you’ve never shared Straight Arrow News
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