Meta smart glasses have a new AI-training opt-out

Meta's smart glasses reportedly adjusted their AI training policy. Andrej Sokolow/picture alliance via Getty Images Meta will allow its smart-glass users to opt out of visual data collection for training AI models. The setting applies to camera-based AI requests, not photos saved to a user's camera roll. The move comes as Meta faces scrutiny over how its glasses collect and handle visual data. Meta's smart glasses have a new opt-out. Meta spokesperson Dina El-Kassaby confirmed to Business Insider that the company is changing the setting options on its camera-wielding glasses. Previously, the glasses could collect visual data for training when the wearer used AI features. Now, those users can opt out of having their visual data stored for AI training. Engadget first reported the change.