Meta is facing backlash after it terminated its contract with Sama, a company providing AI training services, leading to the redundancy of 1,108 workers in Kenya. This decision came shortly after allegations surfaced that workers were required to view explicit content filmed by users of Meta's smart glasses. Reports indicated that workers, who were data annotators, described having to review videos that included intimate moments, raising significant privacy concerns. Meta stated that it ended its relationship with Sama because the latter did not meet its operational standards, a claim that Sama has vehemently denied, asserting that it consistently met all required standards. The controversy has led the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner in Kenya to launch an investigation into the privacy implications of the smart glasses. The situation highlights growing concerns regarding the ethical use of AI and the potential for misuse of technology in personal spaces. As Meta navigates this crisis, the implications for the Kenyan workforce and the broader AI ecosystem remain significant.