Meta to use EU user content for AI training as opt-out period ends
Despite concerns over data protection, Meta can now use your social media posts on its platforms to train its AI models.
Despite concerns over data protection, Meta can now use your social media posts on its platforms to train its AI models.
On April 25, the European Newsroom hosted Oliver Röpke, President of the European Economic and Social Committee. For our new video format “Question Corner”, Röpke laid out what is needed to fight disinformation in the EU.
Facebook parent company Meta plans to use content shared by EU citizens to train its AI models, but promises to respect opt-out requests.
According to a survey, the use of artificial intelligence in German companies remains low compared to some other European Union countries. However, the country ranks ahead of the European Union average.
Cybercrime and fraud using artificial intelligence are on the rise in the EU, according to a report by the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation – better known as Europol.