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Incident #8AF300 · 29 JUN 2026minor
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Meta's AI page removes three sentences on AI training sources, but still lists public and Meta Products data

AI training: reworded✓ Machine-checked

Three sentences were removed from the 'AI at Meta' page, not a litigation section. They said training draws on publicly available and licensed sources, that shared information 'could be things like posts or photos and their captions', and that it also draws on interactions with AI features. The page still says Meta uses publicly available information, third-party content and information shared on Meta Products. The Privacy Policy still lists public content and AI interactions as data used to develop AI.

Evidence · 3 of 3 quotes matched in source
This is why we draw from publicly available and licensed sources, as well as information people have shared on Meta Products and interactions with features that are part of AI at Meta.− struck · ✓ matched in source
This information could be things like posts or photos and their captions.− struck · ✓ matched in source
Since it takes such a large amount of data to teach effective models, a combination of sources are used for training.− struck · ✓ matched in source
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