Meta’s New AI Tool Uses Your Instagram Photos—Unless You Opt Out

Meta's latest feature lets anyone use public Instagram photos for AI images unless users opt out in their settings.

Meta’s Muse Image model allows public Instagram photos to be used in AI-generated images by anyone who tags the account.
Users must manually adjust settings to prevent their content from being used in AI features without switching to a private account.
Existing AI-generated images created with your content will remain even if you opt out of the new feature.

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