Your data is yours.
No company trains AI on your posts, photos or messages unless you actively say yes.
Read this ask.Fair Future Safeguards · Ask 1 of 5
Nobody trains AI on your posts, photos or messages unless you actively say yes.
What happened
In 2024 Meta began using UK adults' public Facebook and Instagram posts to train its AI. You could object, if you knew about it and found the form in time. Most people never heard there was a form.
That's the pattern across the industry. Take first, offer an opt-out later, count on nobody using it. Years of your photos, your jokes, your grief and your kids' birthdays, turned into training data by default.
Your data has value. That's why they want it. The question is who gets to decide.
What we're asking for
Nowhere has got this fully right yet, which is exactly why the UK can lead. The closest so far: regulators in the EU made Meta pause its training for almost a year and forced clearer objection rights. We want the obvious next step. Opt in, rather than opt out.
Does AI trained only on consented data mean worse AI? It means AI people are willing to be part of. Plenty of us will happily share data with a service we trust, once we're asked properly. Trust is the thing the industry is currently burning through. This rebuilds it.
Want your data to stay yours? This is the ask that does it.
Sign the petition.The five asks
No company trains AI on your posts, photos or messages unless you actively say yes.
Read this ask.A legal right to stop anyone making an AI copy of you without your permission.
Read this ask.You're told when you're dealing with AI, and a person can always step in.
Read this ask.Data centres that take public support run on clean energy and never add to your bills.
Read this ask.A public AI helper with no adverts, and the skills to use it taught in every school and library.
Read this ask.One signature covers the lot, and you decide whether we're allowed to email you.
Sign the petition.