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How to prevent Instagram from using your data to train goal AI

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Let’s explain How to prevent Instagram from using your data To train Goal AIits artificial intelligence assistant. This is that blue circle icon that has appeared and that we cannot remove, and in addition to that the social network will start using your data to improve it. Instagram will use Your publications, your photos, your personal tastes and even your private messages (except if you are under 18) to train your artificial intelligence model. This will be activated by default, but not to inflict the laws, an option is hidden in its configuration to tell you that you do not want you to use your data. Prevents Instagram from using your data to train your AI The first thing you have to do is enter the Instagram configuration by clicking on the three -stripes icon. Once within the menu of Configuration and activitygo down to the whole, and click on the option Information What do you have within the section More information and help. This will take you to the information options screen. In it, click on the option Privacy Policy That you have in second place. This will take you to a screen where many things about privacy on Instagram will be explained. In it, click on the link Oppose you which will appear highlighted within the text. This will take you to a page where you have an explanation of the information used to train ai ai. Here, Below you have a form With a writing field where you have to follow the steps to indicate how data processing affects you and why you do not want to allow them to be used. There is a good alternativeand that is that the Citizen8 group has created this website. In it, you have two links to which An email and its text are generated To ask Facebook or Instagram not to collect your data. You just have to make sure to send it with the email account with which you have the record with them and voila. In Xataka Basics | Artificial Intelligence Guide: Main characteristics of the main models of AI, points for and against, and comparative

This is the assistant who wants to mark a before and after on WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram

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It’s over Depend on tricks to use Goal AI in Spain. The assistant has begun its official deployment in Europe, which means that it will be available on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger at some point in the coming weeks. We are facing a long -awaited launch in the old continent. Recall that the social media company announced this artificial intelligence tool (AI) at the end of 2023but it was available in certain countries. Goal AI in WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger When we talk about goal AI, we refer to an artificial intelligence chatbot similar to Chatgpt, Gemini either Claude. Like these we find a Language model Under the hood (Call 3.2) that he will try to answer almost all the questions we ask him. But it is a product that has at least two substantial differences with respect to its competition: it does not have a dedicated application and does not have an alternative payment. That is, it is integrated for free in WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger. You will notice the arrival of Meta AI when you see A new blue circle icon in the applications mentioned. Using it is as easy as touching it and starting to talk with him in an independent chat window, as you would with any friend, family or colleague. You will also have the possibility of “invoking” goal AI in group chats. This can be particularly useful when you need to solve a question or you are planning a group activity. It will be enough to write @Metaai for the wizard to appear on stage. Possibly you ask yourself if the privacy of the group participants will be affected if someone invokes goal AI. The answer is found in A privacy document of the company, which says that the AI Just read the messages that invoke “@Meta Ai”. In other words, the goal assistant is not one more member of the group, but a functionality of AI that can be invoked at any time. So, according to official information, this tool does not access other messages in the chat. What can be done with goal AI Ok, now goal AI is integrated into some of the most popular applications in the world. The big question is: What can we do with him? The answer is that the possibilities are broad, but here are some interesting ideas to make it up. Write clearest and effective messages If you want a message to sound more professional, more informal or simply better structured, goal Ai can do it for you. “Make this message more professional:” Remember that we have a meeting tomorrow at 10 “. You can also ask you to adapt the text to different records or countries. “Give me an informal version of this Spanish message from Argentina.” Summarizes long texts and highlights the important If you do not have time to read a complete article, goal AI can extract the main ideas. “Tell me the five key points of this report:” Of course, it is always advisable to verify the information before taking it as definitive. The AI ​​models, as recognized by the CEO of Nvidiathey still hallucinate and are inaccurate. Make calculations without complicating you From dividing an account to solving more complex calculations, goal AI does so in seconds. “We have spent 185 euros at a dinner. Add 12% tip and divide the total among four people.” Translate and adapt texts in seconds Goal AI can translate phrases and explain them in context. “Translate” 七転び八起き “to Spanish and explain its meaning in detail.” If you want a more natural or detailed version, you can ask for different options. Answer questions about any topic Like chatgpt or gemini, goal AI can answer doubts about history, science, technology and more. Here, once again, it is advisable to verify your answers. Use it directly at conversations As we point out above, goal AI is integrated in WhatsApp, so you can invoke it in any chat with @Metaai. “We are organizing a trip to Los Angeles, @Metaai, can you give us a three -day itinerary?” The assistant also incorporates functions such as Ai Studio to create generative images and edit photographs, in addition to customization and memory tools. For now, these are only available in the US, but they are expected to arrive in Europe later. Why has the target deployment to the EU taken so long? If we have accounts, it has been a long time since Mark Zuckerberg presented a goal AI. It was in him September Connectwhich means that it has elapsed One year and six months. AI in the old continent seems to advance at two speeds. Meta recognizes that the process has taken longer than expected due to the challenges of navigating in the complex European regulatory system. Even so, as we mentioned, the company expects to continue expanding its services in the future. Images | Goal | Xataka In Xataka | Figure creates a system to make large -scale humanoid robots. And of course, there will be robots manufacturing robots

The videos of AI have broken the Instagram and Tiktok algorithms. Welcome to the new “AI landscape”

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A little over a month ago This unpleasant video De Instagram went viral in that social network. In him a strange creature half -spider of a man made a strange appearance in a mall. At this time the video has 3.5 million “like” and more than 23,000, but the truly worrying is not that. Collapse of the videos generated by AI. What is worrisome is that this video is part of an avalanche of videos generated by AI that is collapsing networks such as Instagram or Tiktok. And broken algorithms. As they explain in 404 averagethe algorithm of these platforms has ended up breaking through a unique brute force attack. One in which these networks do not stop receiving content generated by AI to end up saturating those recommendation algorithms. A LEA. Brute force attacks try, for example, to find out a password testing one by one all possible combinations. In this case, what they try is to saturate the algorithms so that they end up showing these videos generated by AI, and they are achieving it. Some already call Instagram Ya Tiktok “Villagers of AI” for the enormous amount of these contents, and that have made the conventional contents generated by human users have lost great relevance to the algorithm. Reality has changed. For many these networks they serve not only to entertain themselves, but to be aware of the present. Videos often try to profile reality, but that reality has now been disrupted and those Instagram or Tiktok accounts barely show anything that is real. Some videos are deep -to -detecting unappokes, and as we verify in the past, the paradoxical is that sometimes we are not even able to detect what is real and what is not. AI seeks virality and ends up finding it. The creators in social networks seek to get their videos viral, and for this they dedicate huge resources and time. In spite of this, success is not assured, but spammers that make video content generated with AI do not need to think so much: they can generate thousands of videos with very little effort, flood social networks and wait for some of those contents to be successful. The lottery of the virality is not so much if you have a lot of tickets. The influencers who are earning money with the landfills of AI. As usual in this type of phenomena, influencers have appeared with new formulas to get rich quickly and with hardly any effort. One of them, a 17 -year -old named Daniel Bittonpresumes having already won two million dollars and has a clear message. “While others invest 5 or 6 hours making a perfect video, we can generate 8 or 10 shorts in less than 30 minutes.” As? Using AI tools. The “Hot Dog” method. One of Bitton’s friends is a known spammer of Tiktok called Musa Mustafa. His method to go viral is that of the “sad hot dog”: “When you are hungry at two in the morning, even a sad hot dog knows better than any Michelin restaurant meal. Tiktok works in a similar way. Your audience does not expect (you don’t even want) perfectly polished videos.” Mustafa wonders, not without some reason, “when it was the last time you saw a viral video of Tiktok and thought: ‘Uauh, the degree of color in this video is incredible.” Or what is the same: the amount wins by a win to quality. But platforms embrace these contents. In The Guardian They already warned us Recently: social networks and networks are not stopping this type of spam, but are benefiting from it, they accept it and are even promoting it. In fact they offer tools to facilitate the generation of content through AI, which means that rather than trying to solve the problem, they are aggravating it. An example: Facebook. Meta’s firm recently launched a tool for advertisers called Advantage+. With it it is possible to create with different versions of an advertisement to try them all with the method of A/b test and then select the one that works best. For advertisers (and for the finish line, of course), all this is fantastic, because they can get more effective ads with much less investment of time and money. Are there limits? There will undoubtedly users who They reject This type of content: precisely networks such as Bluesky either Mastodon They move away from the algorithm and are more similar to how they were Twitter or Facebook years ago. But it seems clear that a vast majority of them have no problem with these contents generated by AI, which in fact have an example of success in that porn generated by the impossible combinations –A fish generated by the kissing to a woman generated by AI, an orco generated by AI marrying a girlfriend also generated by AI – they are also becoming viral. More wood for dead Internet theory. It has been talking about how the growing presence of bots on the Internet It will end that the human presence in these contents will be marginal. What we already saw with texts or images generated by the flooding Internet now we are seeing it with videos of the flooding social networks or with Virtual avatars generated by AI. The AI ​​landfill extends, and the worst thing is that not even users – which we contribute to making these contents viral – or the companies – which as we said not only do not stop them, but also promote them – seem to have a greater problem with this situation. Image | Kenneth Schipper In Xataka | Meta follows the steps of X: we not only work writing for her, now we will also work moderating her

In ‘Farmtok’, agriculture takes the spotlight. What will happen if TikTok disappears?

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BUCYRUS, Ohio, USA — Zoe Kent hopes people will lighten up a little to hear her talk about farming on the internet. In one of his latest videos, he compares pesticide application to dry shampoo. “Farming is for girls,” he jokes. On Instagram and TikTok, under the username “farmwithzoe,” Kent films herself putting on boots to load corn into the bed of a huge truck, posts memes about the price of grain, and documents almost everything about life on the farm, from how He gets rocks stuck in his equipment until he eats lunch on long days working on a combine. Now, the future of TikTok — and “Farmtok,” as some creators call the agriculture-related influencer ecosystem — has become more uncertain due to a ban the U.S. government briefly implemented on TikTok over the weekend. The new Trump administration rescinded that ban, at least for now, but farmers are keenly aware that things could change, and with them, the ways they share farm life with the rest of the world. But most say they will continue to adapt to what the platforms throw at them. “It’s like building your business on rented land,” Kent said. “It’s not guaranteed to stay there.” Even before the uncertain threat to TikTok’s future, agricultural creators had to deal with the evolution of social media. As algorithms changed, they faced greater challenges communicating with an audience many see as increasingly disconnected from agriculture. But most say they will continue to adapt to what the platforms throw at them. Some producers make extra money by building an audience on TikTok or Instagram. Others use social media to advertise to local customers, such as restaurants or farmers markets. Perhaps most importantly, they want to continue building community with other farmers in the face of industry challenges such as the profession’s impact on mental health, economic pressure and climate change. Several farmers said the disconnect has grown over the years as social media algorithms have changed. “I know for a fact that our social media reach is way down now,” said Beth Satterwhite, who has been posting on Instagram about her small organic vegetable farm in McMinnville, Oregon, for more than a decade. “The stories of people working in agriculture are a little less interesting for the consumer, I don’t know if it’s really less interesting or just less visible,” he said. Neil Denton, who grows corn, soybeans, wheat and rye in Barlow, Kentucky, shared a similar sentiment. Consider that many of his more than 80,000 followers on Instagram and 33,000 on TikTok are other producers, not members of the public. He finds that “disappointing” and worries about how much people know about the food that ends up on their plates. But he thinks there’s a silver lining: “Farming is a lonely occupation because you’re not around a lot of co-workers,” Denton said. “I think some farmers use social media as an outlet… to be able to express yourself and feel like you’re not alone.” Within the farming community, it can also be helpful to learn from other farmers, many producers said. Megan Dwyer, who grows corn and soybeans and raises beef cattle in northwest Illinois, uses social media, especially X and Facebook, to gauge what’s important to other farmers. “It’s a great source of information, especially quick information,” he said. However, all that quick information comes at a price. Satterwhite described a “soup of language” around agriculture, saying it could be difficult for an outsider to say which agricultural practices are legitimately better for the climate or the environment. “I see a lot of greenwashing,” Satterwhite said, referring to the practice of falsely portraying a product or practice as green in order to market it to an environmentally conscious public. “There is definitely a lot of misinformation out there,” Kent added. “I try to filter out who has genuine questions versus who already has a stance and isn’t willing to listen to me.” That’s something many ag influencers agree on: that they still want a place to have a conversation. As Dwyer said, “You never know who you are influencing there or what can happen.”

It is no longer independent, it is already connected with Facebook and Instagram

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If the user can be happy about new updates that allow you to create better statuses with your favorite songswhat WhatsApp has just announced breaks one of the biggest rules of the chat app since it It was purchased in 2014: your independence. Meta has announced that they will be able share WhatsApp statuses directly on Instagram and Facebook. And a line has been crossed that in some way has drawn its own, unique and independent territory, since until now Meta had left WhatsApp outside the ecosystem of its social networks. Everything was in the messaging app private. On Instagram and Facebook the game has been different, since when you create a story you can publish it directly on both (although there is always the option of not doing so). Which saves time between two apps or platforms that are still social networks, but WhatsApp has been characterized by being a private and simple messaging app so that now that feeling is completely diluted security. Instagram and Facebook are two more public social networks and WhatsApp has always remained in the area of ​​privacy and that space that is more personal to the person. Building a bridge with social networks puts uncertainty in what has always been its most important experience: being a private messaging app. Today’s announcement changes everything, as the account center is going to start supporting WhatsApp so that status updates can be forwarded or posted on all platforms where the user has an account. That border has been completely crossed, and in fact Meta has warned that those users who may fear for their privacy should not worry about anything, since none of these changes will affect the privacy and security of their messages. WhatsApp announcement with status updates WhatsApp The Free Android It has also single sign-on support announced in the WhatsApp account, which makes it easier to switch between different platforms. The American company has said that the changes in the account center to support WhatsApp will take time to apply. Goal, according to Engadgethas also confirmed that it will add more features that can be shared across multiple platforms like stickers, avatars and AI selfies; functionalities that it has been deploying last year in several regions. Manuel Ramirez The Free Android Of course, this type of content is currently being stopped by the Digital Services Law in Europe and no type of function related to generative artificial intelligence has arrived in Spain; one of the largest investments that Meta has been making in its app as well as in its social networks over the past year.

Meta is paying content creators up to $50,000 a month to post more on Instagram and Facebook

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Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is implementing a Aggressive strategy to attract top TikTok content creators. According to recent reports, the company is offering payments of up to $50,000 per month to those who commit to actively publishing on its platforms. This movement seeks to consolidate Instagram and Facebook as attractive destinations for creators and their followers. The initiative arises in the middle of a fierce competition in the social media marketwhere platforms fight to capture users’ attention through exclusive, high-quality content. Meta, aware of the popularity of TikTok, seeks to attract the most influential creators of this platform to strengthen its offer and gain ground in a highly competitive sector. The context of uncertainty for TikTok Meta’s offer is developed in a complicated scenario for TikTokespecially in the United States, where the platform faces political and regulatory pressures that could put its operation at risk. Joe Biden’s administration passed a law forcing ByteDance, its parent company, to sell US operations from TikTok by January 19, 2025 or face an outright ban. This panorama has generated concern among content creators, who have begun to look for alternatives to ensure the continuity of their work. The uncertainty is also motivating many users to explore options on other platforms. In addition to Meta, other apps like Lemon8, Clapper, and Fanbase have emerged as potential havens for creators who want to diversify their channels and avoid relying exclusively on TikTok. However, Meta stands out for its ability to offer a massive user base, advanced tools, and now, substantial financial incentives. Meta seeks to lead with an aggressive strategy By offering up to $50,000 per month, Meta not only aims to attract creators, but also position itself as a reliable and stable option in the social media market. This approach aims to capitalize on the possible weakness of TikTok and strengthen the presence of Instagram and Facebook as competitive platforms. For creators, these types of incentives represent a unique monetization opportunity, especially in an environment where the rules for generating income on social networks can change rapidly. However, Meta’s strategy faces challenges, such as the need to ensure that creators can maintain and expand their audiences, as well as offering them tools that make it easier to engage with and monetize their content. With this maneuver, Meta is not only trying to gain ground against TikTok, but also position itself as the undisputed leader in the digital ecosystemattracting both creators and their followers with a comprehensive offer that combines visibility, stability and financial rewards. Keep reading: – “No one should go through this”: Mark Zuckerberg apologizes to families of children who have suffered harm due to social networks– TikTok Ban in US: Do VPNs Work to Maintain Access?– TikTok loses legal battle against law that seeks to prevent its operation in the US

Justin Bieber reveals why he stopped following Hailey on Instagram

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In the midst of the wave of back and forth that was generated on social networks due to the unexpected “unfollow” on Instagram that justin bieber gave to his wife Hailey, The singer decided to come out to clarify the situation with a forceful message in which he denied being in a marital crisis. Through a story on said digital platform, the performer of songs like “Peaches” and “Lonely” posted some words that showed his confusion about the activity recorded from his account, ensuring that he had “nothing to do” with the action. Justin Bieber via Instagram.Credit: Instagram / @justinbieber | Courtesy “Someone logged into my account and unfollowed my wife“said the multi-award-winning artist from his official Instagram profile. “Something very strange is happening here.”he added. The statement comes just a few hours after Justin Bieber expressed his admiration for the model through a post where Hailey is seen posing from the snow and dressed in a coat. Along with the postcard, the pop star included the phrase: “The best woman I know and will ever know,” ordering the rumors to be silenced. Justin Bieber via Instagram.Credit: Instagram / @justinbieber | Courtesy It should be noted that this is not the first time that the couple has faced this type of speculation. For her part, Hailey Bieber herself slapped her detractors with a few simple words. This occurred through a video taken from the TikTok user, EyeGotThyme, where she repeated the phrase: “You’re not okay, and that’s okay.”. The businesswoman also wrote about the video: “Me to all of you on the internet 🫶🏻.” Continue reading: • Justin Bieber shares photos that show him recording songs• (PHOTOS) This is how Justin Bieber and Hailey enjoy their vacation in Aspen• Justin and Hailey Bieber celebrate their first Halloween with their son

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