In fact<\/em> Use them \u2013 like mouse movement, clicking buttons and navigating dropdown menus,\u201d the spokesperson said. ”To help, we are launching an internal tool that will capture this type of input on certain applications to help train our models. “Security measures are in place to protect sensitive content and the data is not used for any other purpose.” <\/p>\nMultiple Meta employees described the data-tracking project as “dystopian” in internal messages seen by CNBC. Others expressed concerns that MCI could widely expose sensitive data, including user passwords, details about new product development and personal information about workers’ immigration status, health or family members. <\/p>\n
The MSL employee said in the memo that “to enable our models to use computers” Meta needs a “large and unbiased” data set that reflects how employees work and perform tasks on their corporate devices. <\/p>\n
“We needed to capture the on-screen content as the context in which it was being tampered with or interacted with,” the memo said.<\/p>\n
Listing “some assurances”, the MSL representative said the new tool would only be able to view employees’ “screen contents” as they see them, and “will not read in files or attachments.”<\/p>\n
“Any incidental personal information in your corporate email that may have been screen captured will not be detected by the model due to the above mitigations,” the memo said.<\/p>\n
The memo says Meta employees who are still concerned about data-tracking tools can “control what appears on your screen by not doing personal work on your work computer.”<\/p>\n
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