” The CNIL disagrees! The French data protection authority published its first recommendations on applying the GDPR to AI system development. According to CNIL, it’s all about innovating while respecting people’s rights—what a novel concept, right? They’re confident that with the right guidelines, we can have our cake and eat it too. We can enjoy the perks of AI without trampling on privacy. What If I Don’t Live In The UK Or EU But Don’t Want Meta To Use My Data? Some people have been posting on Meta’s social media, saying they don’t allow their data to be used for AI training.
Something like: “Hey Meta, I’m not giving you permission to do this. Stop.” And obviously, things restaurant email list don’t work like that. Black woman looking worried to her phone As I said, we accepted the terms (even if we didn’t read them), and there’s no way to opt-out. But there’s always “the road less traveled by” (channeling Robert Frost) — you could delete your published content or your entire account and live like the Incas.
like this one better. However, although you can delete content or make accounts private, it’s challenging to erase your digital footprint, especially when others might share information about you. A little something you can try Meta has a form hidden in its privacy center called “Data Subject Rights for Third-Party Information Used for AI at Meta.