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At a friend's party recently, I met someone who told me that they had worked in data for Meta's glasses division and warned me never to get Meta glasses for thi
by binarynate 7mo ago
At a friend's party recently, I met someone who told me that they had worked in data for Meta's glasses division and warned me never to get Meta glasses for this very reason—that the workers can see everything. They told me of a comical case where a guy pulled down his pants to look at his penis, asked "Meta, what is this?", and the AI responded that it was a thumb. XD
- fullstop 7mo agoAh, maybe he shouldn't have shared that. Or at least aimed for something larger than a thumb.
- iJohnDoe 7mo agoThis means actual Meta/Facebook employees are seeing or at least hearing about actual footage. Not just third-world contractor employees. Absolutely crazy that a Meta employee saying not to buy them. Everyone should know this right now.
- SoftTalker 7mo agoBetter response than "Somewhat smaller than average"
- nvrmnd 7mo ago[flagged]
- Otterly99 7mo agoHave you even read the article? It is literally citing farms in Kenya where workers look at user footage and annotate videos.