“categorize and organize content on the platform through the use of machine learning or other algorithmic models trained on some of the information we collect about you”
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User data is not only stored but actively used as training input for algorithmic systems that shape how content is organized on the platform.
Information Skillshare collects about you may be used as training data for machine learning or algorithmic models that structure the content you see.
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When we use machine learning, we either: (1) still have a human being involved in the process (and so are not fully automated); or (2) use machine learning in ways that don't have legal or similarly significant effects.
We may infer new information from other data we collect, including using automated means to generate information about your likely preferences or other characteristics ("inferences").
We infer new information from the information we collect, including using automated means to make inferences about your likely preferences or other personal information.
"categorize and organize content on the platform through the use of machine learning or other algorithmic models trained on some of the information we collect about youExcerpt from Skillshare's Privacy Policy
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User data is not only stored but actively used as training input for algorithmic systems that shape how content is organized on the platform.
Information Skillshare collects about you may be used as training data for machine learning or algorithmic models that structure the content you see.
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