X may use the data it collects — including your posts and interactions — to train machine learning models, conduct research, and develop new features and products.
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The provision establishes the operational scope of data utilization beyond primary service delivery, specifically authorizing use of user-provided and collected data for model training and research functions that support product development and service improvement.
X may use your posts, likes, and other interactions to train artificial intelligence and machine learning systems, meaning your personal data contributes to product development beyond your individual account.
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The provision establishes the operational scope of data utilization beyond primary service delivery, specifically authorizing use of user-provided and collected data for model training and research functions that support product development and service improvement.
X may use your posts, likes, and other interactions to train artificial intelligence and machine learning systems, meaning your personal data contributes to product development beyond your individual account.
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