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Meta to train AI using employees' mouse and keystroke inputs

·2026.05.16 07:38

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Meta will use mouse and keystroke inputs and screen captures from U.S. employees' work PCs to train AI.

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Meta is collecting U.S. employees' work computer activity through its Model Capability Initiative (MCI).

It records mouse movements, clicks, keystrokes, and intermittent screen snapshots to reflect how people handle work apps and websites in training AI agents.

  • The scope covers work-related apps and websites.
  • Meta stated that this data will not be used for performance evaluations.
  • The company explained that it has mechanisms to exclude sensitive content.
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