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Meta Pauses AI Employee Monitoring Program After Internal Data Leak
Meta temporarily paused its internal AI training program, the Model Capability Initiative (MCI), on June 22, 2026, following a security incident that exposed sensitive employee data to broader internal access than intended. The program, launched in April 2026, collected data on employees' work activities, including keystrokes, mouse movements, conversations, transcripts, and performance-related information, to train AI models. The leak reportedly exposed private employee conversations, performance data, and transcriptions. Meta classified the incident as a SEV 2 and is investigating, stating that privacy safeguards were in place and no external breaches were indicated.
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