US EditionMeta says it will resume AI training with public content from European users
- Meta will begin using public posts and comments from its European users to train AI models starting May 27, unless users opt out of this initiative.
- Meta will notify users about this policy change and provide a link to an opt-out form ahead of the deadline.
- The training will not affect users under 18, and it will only involve adult users' public content in the European Union.
- Meta's training plan complies with EU data privacy laws following a pause due to privacy concerns raised by the group NOYB.
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Meta to start using Europeans' data for AI training May 27
PARIS, France — Meta will start using public posts and comments by its European users to train generative artificial intelligence (AI) models from May 27, unless users opt out of the data-mining project. Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram and Threads, said earlier this week that it would develop its AI models with European users’
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