CNBC August 30, 2023
Jonathan Vanian

Key Points

– Meta updated its help resource center with a form that gives users some control over what personal data is used to train generative artificial intelligence models.

– The form doesn’t account for data on Facebook properties, such as Facebook comments and Instagram photos.

– Last week, a consortium of global data protection agencies issued a joint statement about data scraping and protecting people’s privacy to companies including Meta, Alphabet and Microsoft.

Facebook users are now able to delete some personal information that can be used by the company in the training of generative artificial intelligence models.

Meta updated the Facebook help center resource section on its website this week to include a form titled “Generative AI Data...

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