Meta Ai is a private disaster

It seems that the beginning of the horror movie in the twenty -first century: your browser’s history was public, and you have no idea. This is basically what it looks like now on the new stand Meta AI appWhere people publish their own private conversations with Chatbot.

When you ask a question from artificial intelligence, you have the option to hit the sharing button, which then directs you to a screening screen, which you can post. But some users seem to be happy that they are sharing these text conversations, audio and photos publicly with the world.

When I woke up this morning, I didn’t expect to hear an audio recording of a man with a southern tone asking, “Hey, dead, why do some Farters deny more than other taxes?”

Inquiries related to bloating are the lowest identification problems. On the Meta Ai application, I saw people asking for help in tax evasion, if their family members will be arrested because of the crimes of white collars, or how to write a reference letter to the employee who faces legal problems, with the name of this first and last person. Others, such as security expert Rachel Tupac, I found examples From the headlines of the people’s home and the detail of the sensitive court, among other private information.

Upon reaching it by Techcrunch, a Meta spokesman did not comment on the record.

Whether you admit a crime or suffer from a strange rash, this is a private nightmare. Meta does not refer to users of their privacy settings when published, or they even publish. So, if you log in to Meta AI using Instagram, your Instagram account is general, this is also your search process on how to meet “Big Booty Women”.

It was possible to avoid much of this if Meta did not charge the idea of ​​Bonkers that people want to see each other’s conversations with Meta AI, or if anyone in Meta could expect that this type of feature would be a problem. There is a reason for Google’s lack of attempt to turn its search engine into a brief for social media – or why AOL Publishing searches for borrowed users In 2006 he went hard. It is a recipe for a disaster.

According to the applications, the application intelligence company, the Meta AI app has only been downloaded 6.5 million times since it appeared for the first time on April 29.

This may be impressive for the Indie application, but we are not talking about a developer for the first time making a specialized game. This is one of the richest companies in the world to share an application with technology that has invested billions of dollars.

With every second, these unpredictable inquiries on the Meta Ai App app are closer to viral chaos. Within hours, more and more posts appeared on the app indicating a clear hunting, such as someone who shares his CV and asks for a function of cybersecurity, or an account with Pepe the Frog Avatar requests how to make a bottle of water.

If Meta wants to make people actually use the Meta AI application, general embarrassment is definitely a way to attract attention.