The comprehensive grasping of user data for AI training achieved on Facebook and Instagram mother house Meta A new stage. One also wants to use the private, previously unpublished images of their Facebook users for AI training, as different media report (via “Techcrunch”). In the USA and Canada, Mark Zuckerberg’s companies are currently asking the fundamental consent of its users.
In a new window that is currently being displayed in North America, Meta wants to get access to the images that have not yet been uploaded. Of course, this is sold with a feature: If you release the pictures, the app can make creative suggestions for AI-processed content that could then be uploaded-such as collages or recaps.
Meta asserts in the usage provisions that the content is not used for advertising targeting, but with the consent of the user, however, this signs the AI agbs. And with that you release the pictures for AI training and face recognition. Compared to “Techcrunch”, Meta states not to use the pictures for training. The fact remains, however, that the door to this step has already opened with the consent of the terms of use. (Win)