evidence: While Meta makes it clear in its privacy policy that it uses posts -- including your photos -- to train its AI models, that privacy policy isn't especially easy to find, and while people in Europe can opt out, those of you in the US will have your posts used for AI training, whether you like it or not. [...] At the moment, no. Visiting the same privacy policy page doesn't show the same additional box around AI or provide links to an opt-out form, and Meta confirmed that there isn't an option for users outside of Europe to stop their posts and photos being used to train its AI models. "We don't currently offer a feature for people to opt-out of their information from our products and services being used to train our AI models," Meta told me, while acknowledging that European users are able to opt out as per GDPR policy.