Although artificial intelligence has become one of the most convenient elements in our lives, it is well known that the development and training of these AI models require up-to-date data. Recently, Meta, one of the world’s largest social media platforms, has been shaken by allegations that it uses your data without permission.
Meta is one of the problematic companies in artificial intelligence
Recently spreading rapidly on social media platforms, claims that Meta will prevent the use of personal data in AI training have proven to be ineffective. Cybersecurity experts warn that such posts not only fail to protect users but could also make them targets for scammers.
The development that has resonated widely among Facebook, Instagram, and Threads users began with the debate over Meta using users’ messages, photos, and other personal data to train its AI model.
Meta’s AI model processes user data to better understand and interpret human language and behavior. However, experts say that using personal data in AI training carries various risks. These risks include privacy violations, unauthorized use of personal information, and an increase in targeted advertising.
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Cybersecurity experts remind us of similar posts that emerged with promises of ad-blocking or altering news feeds, emphasizing that copying and pasting text provides no protection. On the contrary, users who make such posts can become easy targets for cyber scammers.
In summary, if you do not want your data to be used on any platform, it is impossible to achieve this by making a post on that platform.
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