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Meta trains AI models on coding and problem-solving using data from employees' device activity and work tasks rather than contractors, according to comments from a leaked April 30 all-hands meeting.

Data collection excludes personal content and performance monitoring.

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OPSharon Goldman#1498Sharon Goldman@SHARONGOLDMAN

I can't imagine why AI companies have a massive PR problem even with such huge, experienced comms teams 🤷‍♀️

4:53 PM · May 19, 2026 View on X
REPLYTuhin Chakrabarty#1050Tuhin Chakrabarty@TUHINCHAKR

@sharongoldman I mean its good. The world needs to know about evil tech billionaires

Sharon GoldmanSharon Goldman@sharongoldman

I can't imagine why AI companies have a massive PR problem even with such huge, experienced comms teams 🤷‍♀️

11:53 PM · May 19, 2026 · 4K Views
1:31 AM · May 20, 2026 · 37 Views
QUOTE POSTAusten Allred#1540Austen Allred@AUSTEN

It makes outrageous amounts of sense for companies to use the work they’re paying employees to do as training data.

Alternatively you generate fake work and pay more people complete the fake work.

12:03 AM · May 20, 2026 · 27.4K Views
Meta trains AI models on coding and problem-solving using data from employees' device activity and work tasks rather than contractors, according to comments from a leaked April 30 all-hands meeting. · Digg