Meta 与知名演员达成合作，让其为 Meta AI 聊天机器人提供声音，其中包括克里斯汀·贝尔，但她曾反对 Meta 使用其数据。同时，Meta 的服务条款更新引发担忧，AI 在创意产业中的角色也引发激烈讨论，演员们希望得到公平补偿，而 Meta 和贝尔的代表未回应评论请求。

🎤Meta 与多位高知名度演员达成合作，让他们为 Meta AI 聊天机器人提供声音，克里斯汀·贝尔是其中之一，但她此前曾公开表示反对 Meta 使用她的数据用于训练大语言模型。

📱Meta 在六月更新的服务条款允许公司使用用户的帖子、图像和在线跟踪数据来训练其 Llama 3 AI 模型，用户可通过一系列设置选择退出，但不能仅通过在 Instagram 上发帖来实现。

🎬AI 在创意产业中的角色引发了激烈的辩论，娱乐工会 SAG - AFTRA 努力确保其成员不会在未经同意的情况下被 AI 取代，并与加利福尼亚州合作通过限制 AI 演员克隆的法案，而演员们并非完全反对该技术，只是希望能得到公平的报酬。

Meta has cut deals for high-profile actors to lend their voices to its Meta AI chatbot, with Kristen Bell among the initial set of voices. Bell lending her voice is a bit of a surprise. Back in June, she openly expressed opposition to Meta’s AI using her data.

She reposted a popular Instagram message declaring that she refused to consent to Meta using her content and likeness for training large language models and demanding that Instagram “get rid of the AI program.”

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The prompt claims that by reposting, users deny Meta permission to use their personal data for these purposes. Celebrities such as Jessica Chastain, Sarah Paulson, and Ashley Tisdale have reposted a recent version of this prompt — reposting it doesn’t opt you out, though.

This unease is thanks to a June update to Meta’s terms of service, which allow the company to use posts, images, and online tracking data to train its Llama 3 AI model. You can opt out through a series of settings, just not via a post to Instagram.

AI’s role in creative industries has sparked intense debate, with the entertainment union SAG-AFTRA fighting to ensure their members aren’t replaced by AI without consent and working with the state of California to pass AI bills that limit AI actor clones. But artists and actors aren’t necessarily against the technology itself — they just want to be fairly compensated. In Meta’s case, The Wall Street Journal reports that the actors were paid millions for their contributions.

Meta’s and Bell’s representatives did not respond to The Verge’s requests for comment.