Social Media Disclaimers Won’t Stop AI from Accessing Your Data

To protect their data from being utilized for AI training, some online users have turned to a social media statement known as Copypasta.

Copypasta is a block of text circulated across the internet, functioning as a type of random text meme.

This could range from a collection of letters, numbers, and punctuation marks forming facial expressions, to an inappropriate, exaggerated rant attributed to a supposed Navy seal.

Alternatively, it may consist of text within an image stating something like “Farewell Meta AI… neither Meta nor any other entity has my consent to use my personal data.”

Content itself is not a concern, as it is deemed “misinformation” by the platform, rendering it overlooked.

If you’d like to prevent social media from utilizing your data for AI training, navigate to Settings and Privacy Options to express your preferences.

This article addresses the inquiry (Fernanda González, via email) “What is Copypasta?”

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