The card discloses that both Llama 4 Scout and Llama 4 Maverick were pretrained on data that includes publicly shared Instagram and Facebook posts and recorded interactions between users and Meta AI.
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This provision discloses that identifiable categories of user-generated content and AI interaction logs from Meta's consumer platforms were incorporated into model pretraining. Organizations deploying Llama 4 in jurisdictions with data protection requirements should assess whether this training data disclosure creates due diligence obligations under applicable privacy law.
This provision establishes that individuals who shared content publicly on Instagram or Facebook, or who interacted with Meta AI prior to August 2024, may have had those interactions included in Llama 4's pretraining dataset. The document references Meta's Privacy Center for additional information but does not specify a mechanism for individuals to exclude their data from model training.
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Compare across platforms →"A mix of publicly available, licensed data and information from Meta's products and services. This includes publicly shared posts from Instagram and Facebook and people's interactions with Meta AI.Excerpt from Meta's Llama 4 Model Card
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The disclosure that training data includes user interactions with Meta AI and publicly shared social media posts engages GDPR provisions on lawful basis for processing personal data in AI training contexts, as …
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This provision discloses that identifiable categories of user-generated content and AI interaction logs from Meta's consumer platforms were incorporated into model pretraining. Organizations deploying Llama 4 in jurisdictions with data protection requirements should assess whether this training data disclosure creates due diligence obligations under applicable privacy law.
This provision establishes that individuals who shared content publicly on Instagram or Facebook, or who interacted with Meta AI prior to August 2024, may have had those interactions included in Llama 4's pretraining dataset. The document references Meta's Privacy Center for additional information but does not specify a mechanism for individuals to exclude their data from model training.
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