This provision states that X may use collected user information and publicly available information to train its own machine learning and AI models, limited to the purposes described elsewhere in the policy.
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This clause discloses that user data collected through platform use, combined with publicly available information, may be used as training data for X's internal AI and machine learning systems. The scope is stated to be limited to purposes outlined in the policy, though the policy describes a broad range of purposes including service operation, personalization, safety, research, and advertising.
⚠ The terms permit X to use collected user data and publicly available information for internal AI model training as described unless a broader opt-out for data use is exercised where available
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1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR's purpose limitation and transparency requirements, which generally require that data processing for AI training be disclosed and based on a documented lawful basis.
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This clause discloses that user data collected through platform use, combined with publicly available information, may be used as training data for X's internal AI and machine learning systems. The scope is stated to be limited to purposes outlined in the policy, though the policy describes a broad range of purposes including service operation, personalization, safety, research, and advertising.
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