Meta is facing a new privacy lawsuit over its AI-powered smart glasses. The lawsuit alleges that the company used footage captured through the glasses as training data for its AI systems without adequately disclosing this practice to users. Meta marketed the glasses as « designed for privacy, controlled by you, » while recordings were sent to third-party contractors, including workers at Sama, a Kenya-based outsourcing company. An amended complaint now expands the case to include bystanders who were recorded without their knowledge or consent. Meta disputes the allegations.
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