Social platform X is facing privacy complaints with nine EU data protection authorities by privacy advocacy group NOYB after the company allegedly trained its artificial intelligence model on user data without consent, TechCrunch reports. NOYB Chairman Max Schrems said, “companies that interact directly with users simply need to show them a yes/no prompt before using their data. They do this regularly for lots of other things, so it would definitely be possible for AI training as well.”
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