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"xAI does not process training data for the purposes of inferring or deriving any sensitive or special category data about individuals, and we do not actively seek out data sources that include sensitive or special category data...Excerpt from xAI's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “xAI does not process training data for the purposes of inferring or deriving any sensitive or special category data about individuals, and we do not actively seek out data sources that include sensitive or special category data...”
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