Meta recently introduced Meta AI, an intelligent assistant powered by the Llama 4 model, emphasizing engagement and conversation. However, its design prioritizes data collection, raising privacy concerns as it retains user information by default. Critics note that while other AI systems focus on user privacy, Meta continues its practice of leveraging user data for revenue. This troubling trend means that personal chats with Meta AI can lead to targeted ads and commercialization, challenging users' expectations of confidentiality and trust in digital interactions.
Meta AI, designed to engage users, raises privacy concerns due to its default data retention practices, revealing its underlying goal of user data monetization.
Despite its friendly approach, Meta AI inherently collects user information, thus reflecting the company's core practice of data monetization over user privacy.
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