Meta said Ireland’s Data Protection Commission asked it to delay training LLMs on public user information.
Meta is putting plans for its AI assistant on hold in Europe after receiving objections from Ireland’s privacy regulator, the company announced on Friday. In a blog post, Meta said the Irish Data Protection Commission asked the company to delay training its large language models on content that had been publicly posted to Facebook and Instagram profiles.
— None of Your Business — which filed 11 complaints against Meta in several European countries, Reuters reports. founder Max Schrems told the Irish Independent that the complaint hinged on Meta’s legal basis for collecting personal data. “Meta is basically saying that it can use any data from any source for any purpose and make it available to anyone in the world, as long as it’s done via AI technology,” Schrems said. “This is clearly the opposite of GDPR compliance.”
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