<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Facebook is rolling out a new AI feature that allows for 'cloud processing' of users' camera rolls, enabling ongoing scanning and uploading of photos stored on devices.</li><li>The feature is aimed at generating AI-enhanced content like themed collages and memories, but privacy advocates raise concerns about the invasive nature of the access.</li><li>While Facebook claims the data won't be used for ad targeting, the fine print reveals that AI-processed images can be retained and analyzed, potentially without users' full awareness.</li><li>The company's new feature raises questions about user consent, data privacy, and the increasing use of personal content for AI training purposes.</li></ul>

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