Meta AI Lawsuit: Intimate Footage Trained AI via Kenya

A privacy lawsuit claims Meta's Ray-Ban glasses used intimate footage to train AI, with bystanders unknowingly recorded. The amended complaint, filed on August 31st, alleges that faces, voices, and private scenes were captured and sent to Meta's servers for AI training. This includes people who never bought the glasses. An investigation based on interviews with over 30 employees suggests workers in Kenya reviewed footage containing nudity, sex, and banking details from these glasses. Meta is addressing loopholes that allowed secret recording, but regulators argue the core issue is filming non-consenting individuals without lawful basis. This case highlights concerns about personal data collection and AI development.