Meta's AI display glasses reportedly share intimate videos with human moderators

Meta's AI smart glasses in Europe are raising privacy concerns due to data processing practices. Users' recorded data, including intimate videos and sensitive information, is being reviewed by moderators. These moderators, often underpaid, are located outside of Europe, like in Kenya. They analyze data to train Meta's AI models, including visual content from the glasses. The data collected can include highly personal details, such as nudity and financial information. European data protection laws, like GDPR, mandate transparency regarding personal data handling. However, accessing Meta's privacy policy for these glasses can be difficult. The policy states that both humans and automated systems may review sensitive user data. Meta's response to the concerns was vague, referencing their existing terms of service and privacy policy. This raises significant questions about user privacy and data security within Meta's AI ecosystem.