Hey Meta workers, are you getting paid for those keystrokes?
Meta is reportedly capturing keystrokes, mouse movements, and clicks from its employees to train artificial intelligence models. A company spokesperson confirmed the internal tool's purpose is to gather real-world examples of computer usage. The report raises concerns about workplace surveillance, data privacy, and whether employees will be compensated for their data.
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