Meta pulls Instagram AI image tool days after privacy backlash
What's new: The feature let users generate images from public Instagram accounts by default, prompting objections over consent and digital replicas.
BBC News (World), The Straits Times
What's new: The feature let users generate images from public Instagram accounts by default, prompting objections over consent and digital replicas.
What's new: Users had been opted in by default, letting public Instagram content be used to generate altered images without permission.
What's new: The model is free up to a usage limit, then shifts creators and power users to Meta's monthly subscriptions.