Meta Will Track Employees' Keystrokes, Clicks and Mouse Movements to Train AI

Meta plans to install software on U.S. employees' and contractors' work computers to log keystrokes, clicks, mouse movement, screenshots, and app activity.

The company says the data will help train AI models and agents using real-world behavior from tools such as Gmail and GChat.

The move expands workplace surveillance at a major tech company and raises privacy, bias, and disability-access concerns.

It also highlights how AI training data collection is increasingly colliding with employee monitoring debates.