Meta现在允许任何人将你的Instagram照片用于AI图像生成——除非你选择退出

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Meta现在允许任何人将你的Instagram照片用于AI图像生成——除非你选择退出

内容来源:https://www.wired.com/story/meta-now-lets-anyone-use-your-instagram-photos-in-ai-images-unless-you-opt-out/

内容总结:

Meta推出首款AI图像模型,Instagram用户图像默认用于AI生成引发争议

周二,Meta旗下超级智能实验室正式发布首款AI图像模型“Muse Image”,旨在与OpenAI的GPT Images 2.0及谷歌的Nano Banana 2等竞品争夺AI图像生成市场。该模型深度整合至Instagram应用中,作为更新的一部分,所有公开的Instagram个人主页已被默认设置为允许用于AI二次创作。用户只需在提示词中@任一公开账号,即可利用Meta AI生成包含该用户肖像的图像。

Meta官方将此功能定位为“利用真人图像实现个性化生成的趣味方式”,称用户可借此设计活动邀请函、创作合作概念图或生成个性化图片。但若用户不希望自己的公开内容被AI利用,需手动关闭相关设置:进入Instagram“个人资料”页面,点击右上角菜单栏,在“分享与重复使用”选项中找到“允许他人在Instagram和Meta的AI功能中使用你的内容”开关,分别关闭“帖子”和“Reels”选项即可。

值得注意的是,即使关闭设置,已生成的AI图像也不会被删除。更令人担忧的是,用户不会收到任何关于他人使用自己图像进行AI创作的通知。Meta帮助页面明确写道:“你不会收到关于他人使用Meta AI功能制作内容的消息。”这一做法被不少用户视为最大隐忧——在不知情的情况下,个人形象可能已被用于AI二创。

目前,许多科技公司默认将用户数据用于AI训练(如谷歌搜索已默认将用户上传的图片用于AI学习),而非让用户主动选择同意。安全专家建议,若用户希望保护自己的照片和视频不被用于AI生成,应立即手动关闭这一默认开启的开关。

中文翻译:

周二,Meta从其超级智能实验室推出了首款AI图像模型,旨在与OpenAI的GPT Images 2.0和谷歌的Nano Banana 2等对手在AI图像生成领域一较高下。

这款名为Muse Image的新模型已深度集成到Instagram应用中。作为此次更新的一部分,公开的Instagram个人主页现已默认成为生成式AI二次创作的素材来源。只要用户的账户设为公开,其他人只需在提示词中@该账户,便可通过Meta AI利用其形象生成图像。

Meta将这一功能定位为一种别出心裁的方式,让用户能用真实人物的形象来个性化生成内容。Meta关于这款新AI工具的官方博客中写道:“无论你是想设计一份定制活动邀请函、模拟一个合作创意方案,还是生成一张个性化图片,只需@用户名,Meta AI就能利用公开照片打造出可直接发布的视觉作品。”

如果你不希望自己的Instagram帖子被用于AI生成,又不想将账户设为私密,那你就得深入应用设置中操作。打开Instagram应用,点击个人主页,再点击屏幕右上角的三条横线,然后向下滚动至“共享与复用”选项卡。在这里,你会看到一个名为“允许他人在Instagram上使用你的内容,并配合Meta的AI功能”的区域,配有“帖子”和“短视频”两个开关。

周二下午,我查看自己的个人账户时,设置中尚未更新这一新选项。

Instagram的帮助中心网站详细说明了这一功能对用户的影响,其中写道:“如果你的账户保持公开且使用默认设置,其他人可能能够利用Meta的AI功能,根据你的Instagram内容进行创作。”(该页面2025年的存档版本中并未包含类似针对AI的表述。)

虽然将账户设为私密或调整设置可以阻止更多图像被生成,但已根据你的内容生成的AI图像不会被删除。

同样值得注意的是,Instagram用户可能会在你不知情的情况下,用你的图像进行AI二次创作。该公司帮助页面写道:“你不会收到关于利用Meta AI功能所创建内容的通知。”在这项功能发布的众多让我感到不安的方面中,最严重的警示信号莫过于:当别人这么做时,你甚至不会收到任何通知。

尽管公司要求用户主动选择退出AI训练(而非主动选择加入)的情况已经屡见不鲜——就像谷歌搜索现在默认将反向图片搜索等上传的媒体文件用于训练其AI一样——但如果你想避免自己的Instagram照片和视频被用于生成更多AI内容,这个新开关还是值得立即关闭。

英文来源:

Meta launched its inaugural AI image model from the Meta Superintelligence Labs on Tuesday, its effort to compete with the likes of OpenAI's GPT Images 2.0 and Google's Nano Banana 2 in the AI image generation race.
The new model, called Muse Image, rolled out with deep integrations woven into the Instagram app. As part of this update, public Instagram profiles are now automatically opted into being fodder for generative AI remixes. All someone has to do is tag your account’s profile in a prompt—if it’s public—and they can use Meta AI to generate an image using your likeness.
Meta positions this feature as a cheeky way to personalize generations with images of real people. "Whether you want to design a custom event invitation, mock up a collaborative creative concept, or generate a personalized graphic, tagging a username lets Meta AI use public photos to build a visual that’s ready to post,” reads one of Meta’s announcement blogs about the new AI tool.
If you want to avoid these AI generations of your Instagram posts, without switching your account to private, you’ll have to dig into the app’s settings. Open the Instagram app, tap your profile, and then tap the three lines in the top-right corner of the screen. Then, scroll down to the Sharing and reuse tab. Here is where you should see a section labeled Allow people to use your content on Instagram and with AI features on Meta, with a toggle for Posts and one for Reels.
When I checked my personal account on Tuesday afternoon, the settings had not yet been updated to include this new language.
Instagram’s help center site includes more details about how this feature will impact users, saying that “people may be able to create content with your Instagram content using AI features at Meta” if you leave your account public and on the default settings. (A previously archived version of this page from 2025 does not include similar, AI-focused language.)
While switching your account to private or adjusting your settings will prevent additional images from being generated, already existing AI images made with your content will not be deleted.
It’s also notable that Instagram users may be remixing your images using AI without your knowledge. “You will not be notified about content created using AI features at Meta,” reads the company’s help page. Of the numerous aspects of this rollout that make me uncomfortable, not even getting a notification when someone does this seems like the biggest red flag of all.
Even though it’s overwhelming just how often companies require you to opt out of AI training, rather than opting in—just like how Google Search now stores media uploads, like from reverse image searches, to train its AI—as the default option for consumers, this new toggle is worth switching off immediately if you want to avoid additional generations based on your Instagram photos and videos.

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