The policy states that TikTok collects all content submitted to its AI-powered interfaces, including prompts, questions, and files, as well as the AI-generated responses, as part of the information associated with a user's account.
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This provision establishes that AI interaction data, including potentially sensitive content submitted in prompts or files, is retained and associated with user accounts for purposes including service improvement, machine learning model training, and content enforcement review as disclosed elsewhere in the policy.
⚠ AI interaction data including prompts, files, and responses will be retained and used for service improvement and ML model training as stated in the policy
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Compare across platforms →"AI interactions, including prompts, questions, files, and other types of information that you submit to our AI-powered interfaces, as well as the responses they generate.Excerpt from TikTok's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: AI interaction data may contain sensitive personal information under CCPA if users submit health, financial, or identity-related prompts, triggering heightened handling obligations.
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This provision establishes that AI interaction data, including potentially sensitive content submitted in prompts or files, is retained and associated with user accounts for purposes including service improvement, machine learning model training, and content enforcement review as disclosed elsewhere in the policy.
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