Meta revised its Meta AI Labeling Policy to narrow the scope of terms users must accept and to explicitly disclose a new practice. The updated language removes references to Meta's general Terms and Privacy Policy, requiring agreement only to 'Meta's AI terms'. Additionally, the policy now explicitly states that user interactions with AIs will be used to improve AI at Meta, a practice previously not disclosed in this particular policy document.
Consumers: Meta now tells you that when you interact with its AI, that interaction will be used to make Meta's AI better.
The updated policy narrows the consent scope by requiring agreement only to Meta's AI terms rather than to Meta's general Terms, Privacy Policy, and AI terms combined. The policy now explicitly discloses that your interactions with AI will be used to improve AI at Meta. This represents a material change in transparency regarding how Meta uses AI interaction data, though the underlying practice of using such data for AI improvement may have existed previously.
Users now consent only to Meta's AI terms, not to Meta's general Terms and Privacy Policy.
Policy now explicitly states that user interactions with AI will be used to improve AI at Meta.
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