Des employés de Meta protestent contre un programme de suivi de la souris pour l'IA

Les employés de Meta ont commencé à distribuer des tracts dans les bureaux américains pour protester contre un programme de l'entreprise qui suit les mouvements de leur souris et leurs frappes au clavier. L'initiative vise à entraîner des modèles d'IA, mais a suscité des inquiétudes parmi le personnel concernant la surveillance et la sécurité de l'emploi.

Ces protestations font suite à l'annonce faite le mois dernier selon laquelle Meta installerait un logiciel de suivi sur les ordinateurs des employés dans le cadre du programme Agent Transformation Accelerator. L'initiative collecte des données sur les mouvements de souris, les clics et les frappes au clavier afin d'aider à développer des agents d'IA capables d'effectuer des tâches informatiques complexes. Le porte-parole de l'entreprise, Andy Stone, a déclaré que les données seraient étroitement contrôlées et que le travail quotidien des employés fournissait des exemples précieux pour les modèles.

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