Meta has launched Muse Image, an AI tool that generates images from public Instagram posts, drawing criticism from organizations like CAA for its opt-out policy. The company also paused AI training on employee keystrokes after data was reportedly mishandled, while simultaneously announcing a significant investment in its first AI data center in Canada.

Meta has disabled its new AI image generation feature, 'Muse Image,' just days after its launch, following widespread criticism and privacy concerns regarding its use of public Instagram profiles.

Meta has discontinued its AI image generation feature for Instagram and other platforms, citing that it 'missed the mark' on user privacy following widespread criticism. This decision comes as the EU also warns Instagram and Facebook to change addictive features or face fines.

Meta has unveiled Muse Image, its first AI image generation model since a major AI overhaul, expanding its generative AI tools across its applications. This move aims to attract advertisers and subscribers in the competitive AI market.