The viral ‘Goodbye Meta AI’ posts are clearly a hoax — why ‘you are only putting a target on your back’
The "Goodbye Meta AI" statement shared by over 600,000 people — including celebrities like Julianne Moore, Tom Brady and Ashley Tisdale — does not actually protect users' data from being used to train the tech giant's AI software.
In defense of that 'Goodbye Meta AI' post that's all over Instagram
Instagram users including Tom Brady are posting "Goodbye Meta AI" to try to stop their data from being used to train AI. Meta should pay attention.
What to know about the hoax 'Goodbye Meta AI' posts going viral on Instagram
If you've opened Instagram over the last few days, you've likely seen a post that begins with the words "Goodbye Meta AI." The post, most often shared on Instagram stories, features black-and-white text warning of "legal consequences" and the use of artificial intelligence by Meta,
Meta’s going to put AI-generated images in your Facebook and Instagram feeds
If you think avoiding AI-generated images is difficult as it is, Facebook and Instagram are now going to put them directly into your feeds. At the Meta Connect event on Wednesday, the company announced that it’s testing a new feature that creates AI-generated content for you “based on your interests or current trends” — including some that incorporate your face.
The viral ‘Goodbye Meta AI’ post on people’s Instagram Stories doesn’t actually protect their data
Hundreds of thousands of users across all of Meta’s platforms are posting the same statement about wanting to protect their social media profiles from being used by the company and AI. But the reality is,
What happens when you re-post the ‘Goodbye Meta AI’ disclaimer? The truth behind viral Instagram story
Instagram and Facebook do offer genuine ways of objecting to the use of your data – though they might not change anything
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'Goodbye Meta AI' Message Won't Stop Company from Scraping Your Data
The release read: Publicly shared posts from Instagram and Facebook — including photos and text — were part of the data used to train the generative AI models underlying the features we ...
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The coolest thing about smart glasses is not the AR. It’s the AI.
Recent demos of smart glasses from Meta and Snap have shown off some impressive visuals. But the brains are the thing.
Meta won’t say whether it trains AI on smart glasses photos
Meta's AI-powered Ray-Bans have a discreet camera on the front, for taking photos not just when you ask them to, but also ...
AI In Marketing: A Game Changer For Consulting And Coaching Businesses
Strategically integrating AI can help businesses go beyond efficiency to build deeper, more meaningful connections with their ...
'Goodbye Meta AI' is the next major spam chain mail, and no it doesn't stop Facebook scraping your data
"Share this with five friends before midnight or you may die" is a sentence that runs down the spine of many an ex-MySpace ...
Meta AI’s genAI ‘Imagine’ features expand across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger
Meta AI’s Imagine features, which use generative AI to turn text prompts into images, are now being expanded across Facebook ...
Hurricane Helene's devastation has blocked access to a one-of-a-kind mine for AI chips
The town of Spruce Pine, North Carolina, is home to two mines that are major sources of high-purity quartz, a key material ...
LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram are hoovering up your data to train their AI. Here’s how to stop it
To opt out of X using your data to train its AI chatbot Grok, go to “Settings” on a desktop computer and select “Privacy and ...
My chat with soulless AI Judi Dench, coming soon to your Facebook
Hear our tech columnist’s chat with the AI celebrity voices coming to the chatbot built into Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp ...
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How Meta’s AI dubbing breaks down language barriers
Meta, which owns Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, previously tested the AI dubbing on Latin American and U.S. influencer ...
Happy, sad or angry? AI can detect emotions in text according to new research
A new model looked at more than 3.6 million sentences posted on X, with an 86% success rate in identifying the emotion being ...