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Personal information of U.S. residents can be used to build and improve Samsung's AI systems, which is a broad secondary use of data beyond the original purpose of collection.
U.S. residents' personal information may be used by Samsung to train AI systems, in addition to other stated purposes.
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"we may also use personal information about United States residents for other purposes, such as to develop and train our artificial intelligence algorithms and models.— Excerpt from Samsung's Samsung Privacy Policy
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Personal information of U.S. residents can be used to build and improve Samsung's AI systems, which is a broad secondary use of data beyond the original purpose of collection.
U.S. residents' personal information may be used by Samsung to train AI systems, in addition to other stated purposes.
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