cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/53163373

Meta glasses were caught spying on their users once more. Meta was quick to “fix” and therefore admit it: “This issue has been resolved…”

  • arak@lemmy.today
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    1 day ago

    And someone somewhere has to replay your gibberish mumbles over and over until they understand it to train the AI

  • Dr_Uggs@piefed.social
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    I’m sorry, how are the glasses supposed to react to “Hey Meta” if they are not listening the entire time? Did people get so stupid in the meantime?

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      22 hours ago

      I remember either Google or Amazon explaining that the delay between the “hey” and the “ready” is the entire OS booting up. Like, there’s a separate super-low-power chip that will only respond to “hey” whilst in standby. When it detects the keyword, the rest of the device comes to life.

      I’m not sure if they were telling the truth, but it’s plausible. The truth is always in the network payload.

  • CosmoNova@lemmy.world
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    Yes any smart device with a microphone does this and they keep a protocol of everything stored on the device even in offline mode so they can upload it as soon as they are connected. Even if you never connect to the internet authorities can easily extract the protocol from the device if they get their hands on it. Those are months of conversations that you don‘t even remember.