This provision states that X may use information it collects from users, as well as publicly available information, to train its own machine learning and artificial intelligence models.
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This clause establishes a broad authorization for using collected user data and public information to develop X's AI systems. The policy does not specify a dedicated opt-out mechanism for this use category, distinguishing it from the third-party collaborator data sharing provision which references an opt-out setting.
⚠ The terms will apply as written, meaning collected user data and public information may be used to train X's AI models without a specific opt-out mechanism identified in the policy.
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Compare across platforms →"We may use the information we collect and publicly available information to help train our machine learning or artificial intelligence models for the purposes outlined in this policy.Excerpt from X's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision implicates GDPR lawful basis and purpose limitation principles for EU/EEA users, as AI model training using personal data may require a clearly identified lawful basis and may not be straightforwardly covered …
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This clause establishes a broad authorization for using collected user data and public information to develop X's AI systems. The policy does not specify a dedicated opt-out mechanism for this use category, distinguishing it from the third-party collaborator data sharing provision which references an opt-out setting.
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