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Default Meta won’t say if Ray-Ban Meta photos are used to train AI
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  • Meta has refused to confirm whether the company will train its AI models on photos taken by Ray-Ban Meta users.
  • This comes after the company announced the ability to passively stream video and get assistance from Meta AI.
Ray-Ban Meta glasses have been on the market for a while now, offering support for photo/video capture and AI commands. However, the company is suspiciously quiet about whether it will train its AI models with your Ray-Ban Meta photos.

TechCrunch asked Meta representatives if the company plans to train its AI models on photos from Ray-Ban Meta users. The response was very concerning.




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