Was "public" ever the default setting? I remember it as being opt-in if you ever wanted something to show beyond your friends-of-friends.
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#32Funny to think that the distillation of 16 years of Facebook posts is now considered "intelligence."
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Need to test how good facebooks sanitization was, maybe you could find some PII in llama responses with the right prompt.
I'd assume that was one thing they were extremely diligent about ironing out, doing this at scale.
There have been numerous scandals over the years regarding their lack of care when handling personally identifiable data.
Meta is not who I look to for being extremely diligent with data.
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#34Was "public" ever the default setting? I remember it as being opt-in if you ever wanted something to show beyond your friends-of-friends.
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#35Why is this surprising? They’ve always done this. In fact I’d be surprised if they didn’t do this. Fwiw - llama is free to use. So I guess it’s a good enough return. I don’t use Facebook. I’m not sure if they can peek into WhatsApp messages.
it's still good to have confirmation of these things that we all assume to be true.
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#40Funny to think that the distillation of 16 years of Facebook posts is now considered "intelligence."