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Hey Meta workers, are you getting paid for those keystrokes?

alinemati1983-6987Apr 22

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Meta is capturing keystrokes and mouse movements from its employees to train AI models, a move confirmed by the company as essential for developing agents that mimic human computer usage. This practice raises significant privacy concerns and could potentially lead to job replacements or layoffs, highlighting the invasive nature of data collection in tech workplaces.

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