When you use Microsoft's AI tools like Copilot, Microsoft collects what you type into the AI (your prompts), the AI's responses, and how you interact with those features. Microsoft staff may review these interactions.
Your Copilot prompts and AI-generated responses are collected and may be reviewed by Microsoft employees, meaning sensitive information you share with AI tools is not private in the way a personal conversation would be.
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AI prompts can contain sensitive personal, professional, or confidential information, and users may not realize this content is stored, reviewed by humans, and used to improve Microsoft's products.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision implicates GDPR Art. 6(1)(f) (legitimate interests as legal basis for AI improvement), Art. 13 (transparency at point of collection), Art. 22 (automated decision-making), and EU AI Act Arts. 13 and 52 (transparency obligations for AI systems interacting with natural persons). In the US, FTC Act Section 5 unfair or deceptive practices standards apply to disclosures about human review of AI interactions. The EU AI Act's GPAI provisions (Arts. 53-55) apply to foundation models underlying Copilot.
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