X updates its privacy policy to allow third parties to train AI models with its data
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from Engadget4 months ago
X's updated privacy policy allows sharing user info with third-party collaborators for training AI models, raising concerns about user data control and transparency.
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The new section on 'third-party collaborators' indicates that unless users opt out, their data may be used by external companies for independent purposes, including AI training.
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Although users have the option to opt out of data sharing, clarity on how to do this remains absent in the current policy structure.
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X is also tightening its terms against data scraping, instituting strict penalties for accessing large volumes of tweets, highlighting their commitment to data protection.
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