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"xAI shall not use any Google Apps content for any of its internal AI or other training purposes (such as training its machine learning models), including developing new products or services based on such content.Excerpt from xAI's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “xAI shall not use any Google Apps content for any of its internal AI or other training purposes (such as training its machine learning models), including developing new products or services based on such content.”
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