Meta to resume AI training in UK after regulatory pause

The tech giant will use public information, including posts, comments, photos, and captions from adult users on Instagram and Facebook.

Meta will begin using publicly shared content from adult users in the UK on Facebook and Instagram to train its artificial intelligence models. The company will use publicly available information, such as adult users’ posts, comments, photos, and captions on both platforms.

“We’re building AI at Meta to reflect the diverse communities around the world and we look forward to launching it in more countries and languages later this year,” Meta said. 

Meta said it does not use information from accounts of people in the UK under the age of 18. Source: Meta

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The tech giant will use public information, including posts, comments, photos, and captions from adult users on Instagram and Facebook.
Meta will begin using publicly shared content from adult users in the UK on Facebook and Instagram to train its artificial intelligence models. The company will use publicly available information, such as adult users’ posts, comments, photos, and captions on both platforms.“We’re building AI at Meta to reflect the diverse communities around the world and we look forward to launching it in more countries and languages later this year,” Meta said. Meta said it does not use information from accounts of people in the UK under the age of 18. Source: Meta Read more