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Sources: Meta Accidentally Exposed Employees' MCI Keystroke-Tracking Data to Each Other, Including Full Prompts and Private Conversations Collected for AI Training
Wired reports, citing sources, that Meta's Model Capability Initiative — the employee monitoring program capturing keystrokes, mouse clicks, and screenshots to train AI agents — accidentally exposed workers' data to each other, including full prompts and private conversations. MCI had already prompted fierce backlash, with 1,600 employees signing a petition before Meta issued a June 2 memo scaling the program back without ending it. The internal data breach converts what had been an ethical controversy into a concrete security incident.
NEW: Insane screwup inside Meta. The company exposed worker keystroke data that was being used to train AI — making it potentially accessible to anyone at the company.
The data included personnel and performance info, …
NEW, from me and @peard33.bsky.social: As some employees feared might happen, Meta exposed data internally from its controversial employee-tracking and data-training program, MCI (model capability initiative) www.wired.c…
Original headline:Sources: Meta Accidentally Exposed Employees' MCI Keystroke-Tracking Data to Each Other, Including Full Prompts and Private Conversations Collected for AI Training
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