Facebook’s new button lets its AI look at photos you haven’t uploaded yet

Here is a 185-word summary of the key points from the article: Facebook's new AI feature, available to US and Canadian users, aims to help users share more "shareworthy" photos and videos from their phone's camera roll. If users opt in, the AI will scan their unpublished photos, upload them to Meta's cloud, and suggest edits or collages to share. While Meta claims the camera roll media won't be used to improve its AI unless users edit or share the suggested creations, the company previously acknowledged training its AI on all public photos and text posted to Facebook and Instagram. Meta has also declined to rule out using unposted, private photos to train its AI in the future. The feature will ask users to allow "cloud processing" to generate creative ideas, but it's unclear if this will disclose that their photos may be used to improve Meta's AI. The company says the feature is meant to help users share more polished content, but privacy advocates are likely to raise concerns about the expansion of Meta's data collection and AI training practices.