The meta platform feeds its AI’s European customers’ data

The meta platform uses individual data from the European Union customers for training its Artificial Intelligence (AI). The American data company announced this on Monday. WhatsApp, threads, Instagram, Instagrams and Facebook users profiles, postings, comments and other public statements in the European Union, as well as non -published interactions with the Metas language models there.

“AI works hard for Europeans”, it means In Meta -SpckingIf you do not want your data to be deducted in this way, then you have to opt-out in the settings of your accounts. Meta promises personal messages among users as low as public contribution from accounts whose owners are under 18 years of age.

The company was originally prescribed for the data treasures in the previous year, but was stopped by the Data Protection Authority of Ireland responsible for the meta. In December, data protection officers of the European Union member states again agreed to a general line. Accordingly, data companies can be used as a legal basis for the processing of personal data by the AI ​​model as a legal basis.

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For this purpose, the European Data Protection Committee (EDSA) has come up with three -stage tests. First of all, it should be checked whether the right to data processing is valid. Then follows a “requirement test” that must show that data processing is necessary. Finally, it is important to weigh the fundamental rights of data subjects with the interest of the concerned AI provider.

The meta platform is of the opinion that your own interests overtake the fundamental rights of the affected people and talk of “creative” interactions with the Irish Data Protection Authority. The same office meant that Elon Musk’s company does not meet the XAI requirements. The company uses personal data users from the European Union from public contribution to the assistant X to train the in-house AI model groc. The Irish Authority has launched an investigation XAIS.

(DS)