该功能于周二宣布，随后引发了强烈反对。
该功能于周二宣布，随后引发了强烈反对。
在遭到强烈反对后，Meta 正在关闭本周宣布的一项功能，该功能允许用户仅通过标记公共 Instagram 账户中的内容来生成 AI 图像。按照最初的设置，该功能意味着任何公共 Instagram 账户中的内容都可以在未经账户所有者许可的情况下用于 AI 创作。
“本周早些时候，我们宣布，用户在 Meta AI 中生成图像的一种方式是通过 @提及他们想要引用的公共 Instagram 账户，”Meta 在一篇关于其新 Muse Image AI 模型的博客文章的更新中表示。“我们的意图是提供一个有用的创意工具，并让人们能够控制自己的公开内容是否可以被这种方式引用。我们听到了反馈，认为该功能未能达到预期效果，因此它已不再可用。”
在完全关闭该功能之前，Meta 确实允许用户通过深入设置来选择退出，但该功能仍然招致了严厉批评。
“这不仅明显侵蚀了我们对自己肖像的权利……而且它还是 #性勒索 和其他诈骗者的明显工具！”国家性剥削中心执行董事兼首席战略官 Haley McNamara 周五早些时候表示。“追求高风险设计，然后将退出的繁琐责任推给个人，这是不可接受的。”
美国演员工会建议其成员选择退出该功能，并详细说明了如何操作。
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The feature, announced on Tuesday, received significant backlash.
The feature, announced on Tuesday, received significant backlash.
Following significant backlash, Meta is turning off the feature it announced this week that let users generate AI images based on content from public Instagram accounts just by tagging them. The feature, as originally set up, meant that content from any public Instagram account could be used in AI creations without the account owner’s permission.
“Earlier this week, we announced that one way for people to generate images in Meta AI is by @-mentioning public Instagram accounts that they want to reference,” Meta says in an update to a blog post about its new Muse Image AI model. “Our intent was to provide a useful creative tool and to give people control over whether their public content could be referenced in this way. We’ve heard the feedback that this feature missed the mark, so it’s no longer available.”
Meta did let you opt out by digging through settings before turning off the feature entirely, but the feature still drew major criticism.
“Not only does this obviously erode our rights to our own likeness… but it is an obvious tool for #sextortion and other scammers!” Haley McNamara, executive director and chief strategy officer of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, said earlier on Friday. “Pursuing high-risk design & then putting the onus on individuals to jump through hoops to opt out is unacceptable.”
The Screen Actors Guild recommended that its members opt out of the feature and spelled out instructions on how to do so.
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