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    Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth told employees that he would like to sue workers who leak, saying on the weekly meeting: "We fine and fire leakers all the time. We tend not to sue those people, but l'd like to..."
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    Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth told employees that he would like to sue workers who leak, saying on the weekly meeting: “We fine and fire leakers all the time. We tend not to sue those people, but l’d like to…”


    When Meta began using employee data to train Al without worker consent, over 1,800 Meta workers signed a petition asking to end the Model Capability Initiative (MCI). Bosworth claims these people "made the entire company worse."
    Because of the workers collective action and an internal data breach where private data was exposed, Meta management ended the nonconsensual MCI surveillance program.
    Now the company's CTO is lashing out against workers, and appears to be equating worker organizing to leaking, even hinting at threatening workers for their protected organizing.



    Posted by mlg1981

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    4. snarkerella on

      Leaker leaks audio about CTO being angry about leakers leaking stuff. That’s so Meta.

    5. Different_Prior_517 on

      A real brainiac move this was. We have leaks, so to stop the leaks, I’m going to threaten my employees on a zoom call that they’re guaranteed to leak.

      Stupid and dangerous a real winning combo.

    6. ChickenRanchWorker on

      “I knew one day I’d have to watch powerful men burn the world down – I just didn’t expect them to be such losers”-Rebecca Shaw

      this ⬆️ x 1000

      ![gif](giphy|ZmEhUgwQgxPhhU7sVM|downsized)

    7. ComprehensiveBus5860 on

      Guys, do you think he thinks the leakers are not helping? I wasn’t sure

      /s

    8. GimchiQueso on

      goddamn these ppl are stupid 🤣 when u think threatening ur employees will make them compliant 🤡

    11. HerRoyalRedness on

      I’ll believe corporations are people (*Citizens United vs FEC*, 2010) when corporations are eligible for the death penalty. Because Mets should not exist.

    12. Newwavecybertiger on

      it’s interesting to see meta openly trying to intimidate their workers. Not a great spot to be

    14. Noah18923 on

      there is a system that would prevent this and catch those who are leaking, but i’m not gonna disclose that here…

    15. WeekEqual7072 on

      I don’t understand how the public at-large has not realize that Meta is the bad guy. Like it’s all mining your data.

    18. Ok-Solid-4819 on

      He’s always bitching about something, terrible “leader.” No one likes that guy internally and he’s now commissioned as a lieutenant colonel … what a joke.

    21. jbm1957 on

      Interesting how hard he’s trying to sell that. He keeps repeating himself over and over
      It’s as if he tells you six times, you’ll agree with him. But, he offers no cogent arguments to support his position. This guy wastes everyone’s time.

    22. Icy_Steak8987 on

      Do not talk to me about AI I will kill myself.

      (Mods could I have that as my flair?)