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wired ai · June 22, 2026

Meta exposed employee keystrokes for AI training to the whole company

meta left keystroke and screen data from 45,000 internal tables accessible to all employees, validating privacy concerns about its model capability initiative.

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meta left employee activity logs, including keystrokes, mouseclicks, and screen content, accessible to anyone inside the company due to a security failure in its model capability initiative. the exposure affected 45,000 hive tables containing full prompts, private conversations, and performance data, contradicting the company's previous claims about safeguards. cto andrew bosworth acknowledged the failure and promised to share findings after employees protested the surveillance, which began in april to train ai agents on human computer usage.

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