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Workers Review Uncensored Footage from Meta's Smart Glasses
3 Mar
Summary
- Contractors review sensitive footage from Meta's smart glasses.
- Footage includes intimate moments like dressing and bathroom use.
- Workers label data to train AI, facing job loss if they refuse.

Contractors working for a Kenyan company are reviewing sensitive and uncensored footage captured by Meta's popular smart glasses. These workers meticulously label visual data to enhance AI capabilities, a process that reportedly includes intimate and private moments from users' lives. Footage reviewed reportedly depicts individuals in compromising situations, such as using the bathroom, undressing, or even engaging in sexual activity. Users are not explicitly informed that their recordings might be manually reviewed by third parties. Meta's terms of service acknowledge that content from users can undergo manual review by human contractors to maintain and improve their services. The company's guidance suggests users should avoid sharing sensitive information if they do not want it retained or reviewed. This practice raises privacy concerns for both the wearers of the glasses and unsuspecting individuals who are incidentally captured in recordings.




