Beginning on June 26, Meta will begin using user data dating back to 2007 to train and enhance their AI technologies as part of the new privacy policy. Except for private messages, this covers user postings, images, captions, and messages to Meta's AI chatbot.
As a result, the advocacy group NOYB (none of your business) has filed 11 complaints with the EU, alleging that Meta intends to use years' worth of private photos, posts, and online tracking data for an unidentified 'AI technology' that can gather personal information from any source and share it with any number of unidentified third parties.
Meta went so far as to offer Hollywood production and film studios AI licensing deals for millions of dollars, as it searches for methods to feed its AI models with high-quality data.
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