Why did SAG-AFTRA and CAA object to Muse Image?
Both argued the feature inverted the correct consent standard. CAA said no one's name, image, likeness, voice, or creative work should be used by any third party — including AI models — without clear, documented consent. SAG-AFTRA called opt-out 'unacceptable' and 'an utter miscalculation of public sentiment' about the risks involved.
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Meta Let AI Remix Anyone's Instagram Photos — Then Killed It in 3 DaysMeta's Muse Image feature let anyone turn public Instagram photos into AI art by default. SAG-AFTRA and CAA forced a reversal within three days.
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