Meta has fixed a critical vulnerability in its AI chatbot platform that could have exposed users' private prompts and ...

Prepare to Share All Your Pics With Meta if You Turn On Facebook's New AI Photo Tool Facebook's camera roll cloud processing feature puts your photos and videos in the hands of Meta.

Meta patched a major privacy flaw in its AI chatbot that exposed user chats, rewarding the ethical hacker who discovered it.

Meta describes the tool as a creative extension of personal identity in the digital world. The company said in a press ...

AI tools can be incredibly helpful, but without the right precautions, they can also open you up to privacy risks. Whether you're using Meta AI, ChatGPT, or any other chatbot, here are some smart ...

Last week, Meta—the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, Threads and WhatsApp—unveiled a new "personal artificial intelligence (AI)." Powered by the Llama 4 language model, Meta AI is ...

The company rolled out the Meta AI app in April, putting it in direct competition with OpenAI's ChatGPT. But the tool has recently garnered some negative publicity and sparked privacy concerns ...

Additionally, Meta released Llama Guard 4, an update to its Llama Guard tool, a safeguarding tool for Llama-based applications – for both image- and text-generation – that prevents unwanted content, ...

And our early tests show the tool still could use some polishing when it comes to accuracy. In my first conversation with Meta AI, the chatbot offered to create a “hype intro” for me.

Meta is prompting users to grant ongoing access to their camera roll photos—including media they haven't specifically uploaded to Facebook—so that AI can edit and curate images and suggest ...

Meta’s extensive history of data privacy scandals – from Cambridge Analytica to the revelation that Facebook tracks users across the internet without their knowledge – demonstrates the ...