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Can @ Make AI Edit Your Photos? Meta's New Feature Was Removed Overnight After Backlash

Meta launched an AI image generator called Muse Image, which allows users to modify others' photos by "@"ing public Instagram accounts. However, the feature lacked a notification mechanism, leading to strong opposition from users and agencies like CAA, resulting in a privacy controversy.

12.9k 17 minutes ago

Google Chrome Browser 148 Version Update: Local AI Data Processing Statement Attracts Attention

The update of Google Chrome version 148 has caused controversy, as it removed the key statement that the AI model data was processed locally on the device without being sent to the server. This change has been questioned by experts and users, possibly indicating a shift in privacy protection policies, although Google has not explicitly stated whether the data is still processed locally.

13k 9 hours ago

GitHub Policy Reversal: Private Repository Code Will Also Be Used to Train AI

GitHub announced that starting April 24, 2026, it will use user interaction data to train AI models, causing controversy. This move has been jokingly referred to as a 'revert' operation, as GitHub had previously emphasized respect for user privacy. The new policy is opt-out by default, meaning private repository data will no longer be absolutely private, and even the free version of Copilot will be affected.

18.5k 20 hours ago

GitHub Policy Reversal: Private Repository Code Will Also Be Used to Train AI

Ignoring Controversy! Meta Pushes the 'Name Tag' Feature for Ray-Ban Smart Glasses, Sparking a Discussion on Privacy and Ethics

Meta plans to introduce the 'Name Tag' feature for Ray-Ban smart glasses, which uses real-time facial recognition technology to allow wearers to identify others' identities and access social information. This move has sparked controversy in a society sensitive to privacy protection, as it is criticized for exploiting the public's desensitization to the normalization of surveillance, challenging the boundaries of privacy and technological ethics.

11.7k 2 days ago