Meta Platforms' plan to collect detailed records of U.S. employees' computer usage for training its AI models is more extensive than initially described and set to capture non-U.S. data in the process, according to internal documentation seen by Reuters.
The documents introduce fresh complications for the project - a key component of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's broader plan to transform how the company operates around AI agents - that could draw Meta into a new European privacy fight, rights groups told Reuters.
