A class action lawsuit against LinkedIn was dropped after the company clarified that it did not share private messages from Premium users for AI training. The suit, filed by Alessandro De La Torre, alleged violations of privacy laws but was dismissed following LinkedIn's disclosures about its data practices. LinkedIn had faced backlash for changes in its privacy terms that allowed third-party data usage for AI training, but it confirmed that private messages were not included in this data sharing.
The lawsuit alleged LinkedIn shared private messages for AI training, but was withdrawn after the company clarified it did not do so.
Eli Wade-Scott stated that concerns arose from LinkedIn's privacy changes, leaving consumers confused about the data used to train AI.
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