This provision authorizes X to use data collected from users, as well as publicly available information, to train its own machine learning and artificial intelligence models for the purposes described in the policy.
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Under this clause, information collected from users during platform use, including posts, interactions, and behavioral data, may be used to train X's AI and machine learning models, subject to the purposes described elsewhere in the policy.
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This provision authorizes X to use data collected from users, as well as publicly available information, to train its own machine learning and artificial intelligence models for the purposes described in the policy.
Under this clause, information collected from users during platform use, including posts, interactions, and behavioral data, may be used to train X's AI and machine learning models, subject to the purposes described elsewhere in the policy.
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