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Meta decided not to make major changes to its A.I. plans after the Instagram hacks, according to internal documents.
Meta will not make major changes to its AI plans after the Instagram account hacks.
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Internal documents reveal only one experiment—'IG Forgot Password Chat'—was paused due to the incident.
Over 34,000 Instagram accounts were made vulnerable due to Meta’s AI-related blunder.
All other AI product entry points across Meta will remain available despite the breach.
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Meta’s AI plans are moving forward even after the recent Instagram account hijackings.
According to The New York Times:
Still, Meta decided not to make major changes to its A.I. plans after the Instagram hacks, according to the internal documents. “We agreed to leave all products on and to pause one ongoing experiment (IG Forgot Password Chat),” the documents said. “All other entrypoints will remain available.”
In A.I. Blunder, More Than 34,000 Instagram Accounts Became Vulnerable
[ The New York Times ]
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