Meta's Generative AI Dreams Derailed by Brazil's Privacy Clampdown | Firstpost America

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Meta's Generative AI Dreams Derailed by Brazil's Privacy Clampdown | Firstpost America

Meta Platforms, Inc. faces a major setback as Brazil's National Data Protection Authority halts its generative AI tools over privacy concerns. The policy aimed to use personal data for AI training, affecting popular platforms like Messenger, Facebook, and WhatsApp. With Brazil being a key market for Meta, this decision disrupts their AI-driven ad targeting plans. Additionally, the European Union is scrutinizing Meta’s data practices, potentially leading to hefty fines for violating digital laws. This global privacy showdown challenges Meta's innovative ambitions, highlighting the delicate balance between technological advancement and user privacy.

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Appreciated the decision of Brazilian Govt in this regard 👍

athapa
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I dont like artificial i was born with a brain to use it

patricianoll
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I was testing one of their bots, no names mentioned. And, I was joking said... who is your leader? It hung up on me, dropped the feed and gave me some crazy error message. It was a joke. So, I'm confused are they lines of codes or humans with kill switches?

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