Where did you think the training data was coming from?
3 days ago
- #AI
- #privacy
- #data-collection
- Meta's smart glasses feed data directly into Facebook servers, raising privacy concerns.
- Tech CEOs like Zuckerberg don't trust their own devices, covering webcams and microphones.
- Windows 10 and beyond require online accounts, enabling Microsoft to collect user data for AI and advertising.
- Google's Chromebooks mandate Google accounts, using data for advertising and AI training.
- Apple and Tesla have also been caught misusing user data despite privacy claims.
- Meta's AI-first strategy involves extensive data collection, primarily for advertising revenue.
- AI models are trained on vast amounts of user data, including videos, audio, and text.
- Privacy policies are often vague, allowing companies to use data as they see fit.