If you upload something and don't pay, then the reason they're hosting it for you is access to your data

No, not surprised. Also not bothered. When I post something in public I expect it to be seen.

no shit

Smoked meats

Isn’t it obvious? I bet every other AI companies do the same. Honestly I think personalized models, for ads, tracking or whatever other purposes, are much worse than this but people have been happily living with it for a long time.

If you don’t want your data to be used, don’t put it on internet.

To all of you people trying to fight for image copyright lawsuits against stability AI - this is what you're fighting for. AI out of your control and in the hands of people like meta instead of your own

Joke's on them, I only post AI-generated images

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Posts that were fed to the new AI include both text and photos, Nick Clegg, Meta's president of global affairs, told Reuters in a Thursday interview.

Meta has some measures to exclude private details from public datasets used by the AI, Clegg told Reuters.

Emu was trained using photos from Instagram and Facebook posts, while Llama 2 used other public data sets, a Meta spokesperson told Insider in a statement.

Clegg added that he expects some people to legally contest whether training AI with copyrighted content is fair use, per Reuters.

Authors, artists, and developers have been suing AI companies and firms like Meta over concerns that their work is being used without their consent to train a technology that could undermine their careers.

Facebook and Instagram users own the content that they post as long as it doesn't infringe on someone else's intellectual property rights, per Meta's policies.

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