Facebook users can now delete their personal information found in the third-party sources that Meta uses to train generative artificial intelligence models.
Meta updated its help resource center with a form that gives users some control over what personal data is used to train generative artificial intelligence models.
Last week, a consortium of global data protection agencies issued a joint statement about data scraping and protecting people's privacy to companies including Meta, Alphabet and Microsoft.
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