Meta will start using the content of your AI chatbot conversations—and data from AI features in Ray‑Ban glasses, Vibes, and Imagine—to target ads on Facebook and Instagram. Users in the U.S. and most countries cannot opt out; only the EU, UK, and South Korea are excluded under stricter privacy laws.
— This sets a precedent for monetizing conversational AI data, sharpening global privacy divides and forcing policymakers to confront how chat‑based intimacy is harvested for advertising.
BeauHD
2025.12.03
72% relevant
Both items are instances of platforms converting intimate, conversational or viewing data into productized signals; YouTube’s Recap surfaces watch habits and inferred personality types, the same class of behavioral signal that the existing idea warns will be harvested for ad targeting and monetization.
EditorDavid
2025.11.30
72% relevant
Both describe firms using AI‑processed conversational/content signals to power advertising: the article reports Amazon used 'internal AI tools' to surface odd customer reviews and transform them into theatrical ads, paralleling the documented trend of using private conversational data for ad targeting and monetization.
EditorDavid
2025.11.30
85% relevant
This article supplies direct, commercial evidence that conversational AI is moving from novelty to commerce-driving infrastructure: retailers are integrating chat assistants (Walmart via ChatGPT), consumers report high uptake, and firms (Adobe, Salesforce) quantify AI‑driven traffic and sales—supporting the existing idea that chat logs and assistant interactions will become monetizable ad/commerce signals.
BeauHD
2025.10.01
100% relevant
Meta’s December 16 policy change, excluding EU/UK/South Korea but applying to Meta AI chats and Ray‑Ban Meta smart‑glasses data for ad targeting.