Mastodon has revised its terms of service to prohibit the use of user content for training large language models (LLMs), aiming to protect user privacy. The decision raises enforcement challenges, particularly due to Mastodon's decentralized nature and the broader Fediverse's complexities. Similar concerns are echoed by platforms like Bluesky and Reddit, which also seek to control how their content is used for AI training. As discussions around data scraping and user rights continue, Mastodon's move represents a significant stance on preserving user content amid AI advancements.
Mastodon updated its terms to prohibit the use of user content for AI training, emphasizing user data protection against large language models.
The platform clarified its stance on AI training, stating that using Mastodon users' data for LLMs is explicitly not allowed, showcasing its commitment to user privacy.
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