“If you use artificial intelligence (AI) assistants in your vehicle or our Vehicle Mobile Apps, we may collect information about those interactions. This includes information you choose to share with the assistant and information about what you are trying to do...”
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AI assistant interactions — including the user's intent and voluntarily shared content — are within General Motors' potential data collection scope.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is cut off after 'what you are trying to do'; additional categories of collected information may follow and are not captured in this analysis.
When you use AI assistants in a GM vehicle or Vehicle Mobile App, General Motors may collect both what you tell the assistant and what goal you appear to be pursuing.
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"If you use artificial intelligence (AI) assistants in your vehicle or our Vehicle Mobile Apps, we may collect information about those interactions. This includes information you choose to share with the assistant and information about what you are trying to do...Excerpt from General Motors's GM Privacy Statement
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AI assistant interactions — including the user's intent and voluntarily shared content — are within General Motors' potential data collection scope.
When you use AI assistants in a GM vehicle or Vehicle Mobile App, General Motors may collect both what you tell the assistant and what goal you appear to be pursuing.
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