Meta plans to capture employee keystrokes and mouse clicks on sites including Google, LinkedIn and Wikipedia to train artificial intelligence models, internal messages show.
Meta plans to track employee keystrokes and mouse clicks on hundreds of external websites and apps, including Google, LinkedIn, and Wikipedia, to train its artificial intelligence models, according to internal messages.
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Meta plans to track employee keystrokes and mouse clicks on hundreds of external websites and apps, including Google, LinkedIn, and Wikipedia, to train its artificial intelligence models, according to internal messages.
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