Meta* AI tried to determine a woman’s place of residence from social media
Utah resident Kali Robins said that after she posted an ordinary video with her daughter on social media, AI suggested finding out who was in the back seat.
When she opened the suggestion, the neural network began gathering information about two of her children at once: names, birth dates, photos, videos, and even interests. 😳
But that wasn’t the end of the story: according to Kali, Meta AI* analyzed old and new posts and tried to determine her location. Meta* acknowledged that the feature “malfunctioned.”
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