The president of Global Affairs at Meta, Nick Clegg, stated in an interview with Reuters that the technology giant – responsible for Facebook and Instagram – has used publications shared by users to train its new assistant 'powered' by artificial intelligencel.
However, Clegg notes that only public publications were used. This means that publications shared privately – only with followers, friends and family – were not used to train this AI. "We have attempted to exclude datasets that have a strong preponderance of personal information", said Clegg.
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The Meta representative also added that the company took some measures to exclude private data from this process, but did not offer details about this process.
