It seems that Facebook is asking users to allow it to use photos from your phone’s camera roll to train Meta AI.

Meta wants to convince Facebook users to give Meta AI access to all the photos on their devices - here’s why you shouldn’t do ...

The intrusive request appears when Facebook users create a new "Story" on the app. TechCrunch reports that it's here where a ...

Representatives for both companies said over email that the image originally came from the American newswire agency United Press International, and that they had no further information about the image ...

Meta is prompting users to grant ongoing access to their camera roll photos—including media they haven't specifically ...

These terms allow Facebook’s AI to study your photos, including faces and objects, and to keep and use information from them. This could include details you provide in prompts or conversations with ...

A woman's Facebook account takeover reveals dangerous social engineering tactics and provides lessons on recovery, avoiding ...

Your company's page on Facebook can include photos, videos, links and discussions. But if you're a small business looking for leads, your contact information may be the page's most important section.

Over a billion Facebook users have had their private account information stolen in one of the largest data breaches in social media history.. A cybercriminal using the alias ByteBreaker claims to ...

Last week, OpenAI baked a new image-generating tool into its powerful AI model, known as GPT-4o. Of course, when a trend takes over the internet, it’s tempting to get in on the act.

ChatGPT 4o image generation example. Image source: Chris Smith, BGR The text on the board lacks a short paragraph in the original response, but otherwise, it was flawless.

You may, for example, unknowingly breach copyright by using an image you found on the internet that is not marked as copyright, if you wrongly assume that permission is not necessary. It is also a ...