Microsoft and affiliates (not OpenAI) are secretly using your LinkedIn data to train AI models - Here's how to opt out of the experience
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from Windows Central6 months ago
LinkedIn's new feature, Data for Generative AI Improvement, automatically enables data access for AI training purposes, sparking privacy concerns among its 134.5 million daily active users.
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Microsoft's latest feature allows its 'affiliates' to utilize LinkedIn's user data for AI model training, raising concerns over copyright infringement and user consent.
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Despite its controversial nature, LinkedIn claims that EU and EEA users are exempt from this feature due to strict regulations outlined in the EU AI Act.
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LinkedIn's Data for Generative AI Improvement feature ignites debate on the ethics of using user-generated content for AI training amidst ongoing copyright infringement lawsuits.
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