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Mark Zuckerberg has created the saddest place on the internet with Meta AI's public feed
- Mark Zuckerberg's Meta AI has a public feed of chats, which can be disheartening to read as people share personal and intimate information.
- Users seem confused about their chats being public on Meta AI's stand-alone chatbot app launched in late April.
- The public feed includes conversations about grief, child custody, financial distress, and more, with users possibly unaware of their posts being public.
- The 'Discover' feed on Meta AI showcases interactions, prompts, and images from users, resembling a Facebook or Instagram feed solely for Meta AI.
- Some interactions observed on the feed include requests for legal advice, prayers, weight-loss tips, and even personal conversations with deceased loved ones.
- Users can share their chat history or images to the public feed, but it requires explicit action by clicking 'Share' and 'Post.'
- The feed also reveals users' real identities, making it possible to track them on other platforms, leading to some unintentionally shared intimate conversations.
- Although most content on the Discover feed is mundane, the presence of personal and unintentionally shared information raises concerns about privacy and user awareness.
- Meta AI's consumer-facing features appear lackluster compared to their ambitious AI development goals, causing skepticism about the value and utility of the public feed.
- While Meta's intent behind the feed was to showcase AI usage, the experience suggests a mix of mundane, personal, and unintentional interactions that may not align with user expectations.
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