Meta intends to start training its AI models on EU users of its platforms, such as Facebook and Instagram, utilizing data from public posts, comments, and interactions with Meta AI, while ensuring private messages are excluded. Users aged 18 and older will be informed via notifications and given the option to opt-out. This initiative aims to better reflect regional nuances in communication styles but follows previous hesitance due to regulatory feedback, highlighting ongoing challenges in balancing AI training needs with privacy laws.
Meta has announced that it's preparing to train AI on the data of EU users of its apps, including Facebook and Instagram.
This follows Meta's announcement last year that it would start training its AI models on British users, who, like those in the EU, are guaranteed more protections regarding the use of their personal data online than people in the US.
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