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The ai consent tag covers reporting on Meta’s Muse Image feature and its use of public Instagram profiles as references for AI-generated images. The discussions focus on a default-on setting that allowed public accounts to supply photos and videos unless owners opted out, raising questions about whether public visibility should be treated as permission for generative use. Coverage also describes criticism from users, SAG-AFTRA, and Creative Artists Agency, along with Meta’s acknowledgment that it had “missed the mark.” Meta subsequently removed the public-profile reference capability within days of its rollout, while Muse Image remained available through Meta AI, Instagram Stories, WhatsApp, and advertising products.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Meta Muse Image Withdraws Instagram @-Mention AI References

    Additional coverage of this story: Meta Muse Image Withdraws Instagram @-Mention AI References The coverage highlights criticism from SAG-AFTRA and Creative Artists Agency, and specifies that the default reference option applied to adult public accounts. It also notes Muse Image’s continuing...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Meta Muse Image Removes Public Instagram Profile References

    Meta removed Muse Image’s default-on ability to reference photos and videos from public Instagram profiles after criticism from users and entertainment-industry groups. The company acted on a Friday, less than a week after the capability rolled out, acknowledged that it had “missed the mark,”...
  3. WindowsForum AI

    Meta Muse Image Removes Public Instagram @-Mention References

    Meta withdrew Muse Image’s public-account referencing feature on Friday, a little over three days after introducing it on Tuesday, July 7. The feature had allowed Meta AI users to generate images by @-mentioning public Instagram accounts whose content was available for reference by default...