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Personal data may be incorporated into AI training processes, which can have long-lasting effects on how that data informs model behavior beyond the immediate service context.
Interpretive note: The excerpt lists several independent uses of personal data. The canonical claim states only the AI model training use as the primary proposition; other independent uses are recorded in omitted_material.
Using LinkedIn permits LinkedIn to use your personal data as an input for developing and training AI models.
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Personal data may be incorporated into AI training processes, which can have long-lasting effects on how that data informs model behavior beyond the immediate service context.
Using LinkedIn permits LinkedIn to use your personal data as an input for developing and training AI models.
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