X updated its privacy policy to let the company use data X collects to train its AI models; Musk says X may use “just public data, not DMs or anything private”
X's recently updated privacy policy informed its users it would now collect biometric data as well as users' job …
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Discussion
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@niedermeyer.io
E.W. Niedermeyer
on bluesky
might start tweeting again (adversarially) [embedded post]
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@elonmusk
Elon Musk
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@xDaily Just public data, not DMs or anything private
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@ramdroidrigs
@ramdroidrigs
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⚠️ Attention #Vtubers ⚠️ Please please start using Glaze on every image you upload to twitter. Whether it's art, irl photos, or just a screenshot. Let's poison the fuck out of this AI scraping bullshit. 🔗⤵️
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@xdaily
@xdaily
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NEWS: X's updated Privacy Policy has added a mention of using X data to train AI models 👀 [image]
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@tiagopeixoto
Tiago Peixoto
on x
If you're pissed that twitter just changed their terms of service to allow for AI training, please also realize that google does the same with your email, facebook with your posts, amazon with your purchases, etc. You have always been the product. There's only one way out.
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@itzmoepi
@itzmoepi
on x
Unless you want your art to be used to train one of twitter's image models, you need to leave. As of today it's now explicitly part of their privacy policy.
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@wbm312
Whitney Merrill
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These are definitely material changes. I'm surprised (but also not) we haven't seen in app or email notice about the changes. X's privacy policy confirms it will use public data to train AI models https://techcrunch.com/...