Meta tracks workers to train AI agents
Meta has started tracking employees' computer usage to train its artificial intelligence systems, raising concerns about workplace monitoring. The company claims the data is used only for model training and not for employee performance reviews.
Meta is tracking employees' computer usage, including mouse movements, keystrokes, and navigation behavior, to train its artificial intelligence systems. The company says this data will help build smarter AI tools. The system, called Model Capability Initiative, runs on work apps and websites used by employees. Meta's CTO Andrew Bosworth described a future where AI agents handle most work tasks while humans guide and review. The company is reorganizing around this idea with programs like 'AI for Work' and 'Agent Transformation Accelerator'. Meta insists that the data collected is used only for model training and not for employee performance reviews.
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