Meta Faces Federal Class Action Over Alleged Use of Children’s Photos to Train AI
Summary
Meta faces a federal class-action lawsuit alleging it used children’s Facebook and Instagram photos without consent to train its unreleased NameTag facial-recognition system and generative AI models.
Key Points
- Meta faces a federal class-action lawsuit alleging it used children’s Facebook and Instagram photos without consent to train its unreleased NameTag face-recognition system and generative AI models.
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