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If you’re wondering if your and posts have been used to train AI models at parent company Meta, the answer is almost certainly yes. While Meta already announced that it’s using user content and data to train AI — this week, its global privacy director Melinda Claybaugh acknowledged just how much of that content was actually used.
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