Facebook Did Something VERY CREEPY & DISGUSTING #shorts

Recently, Meta Platforms — the company that owns Facebook and Instagram — was granted a patent for a new AI technology that has attracted a lot of attention and debate. The patent describes a system where artificial intelligence could potentially continue to operate a person’s social media account even after they have died. According to the details of the patent, the technology would use a person’s past posts, comments, likes, direct messages and other activity to train a large language model. That AI model could then create new posts, respond to messages, like content, and interact with other users on behalf of the person — essentially continuing their online presence after they are gone. Meta says that having this patent does not mean it plans to build or launch this technology soon. A spokesperson has stated publicly that there are no current plans to use this specific concept in real products. Many companies patent ideas they might never actually develop. Still, the idea has sparked wide discussion and concern around privacy, consent, digital identity and how technology should treat a person’s online “digital legacy” after death. Some people think the concept could be comforting in certain cases, while others find it unsettling or ethically problematic. Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz!