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    LinkedIn trainiert heimlich KI anhand Ihrer Daten – so können Sie das verhindern


    LinkedIn trainiert heimlich KI anhand Ihrer Daten – so können Sie das verhindern

    https://www.pcmag.com/news/linkedin-is-quietly-training-ai-on-your-data-heres-how-to-stop-it

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    1. MetaKnowing on

      “Microsoft-owned LinkedIn recently began training AI models on your data without your express consent. Days later, LinkedIn stops scraping UK users after regulators sound the alarm.

      Notably, EU users (or those with VPNs that make it look like they’re based in the EU) get more protections from AI training on LinkedIn than those elsewhere. Lawit says EU users, unlike the rest of LinkedIn, are automatically opted out. So LinkedIn won’t be scraping and training AI on EU or Switzerland-based user data “until further notice.”

      If you don’t want Microsoft, LinkedIn, or other Microsoft-owned companies using your LinkedIn data and posts going forward, you can disable the setting by navigating to **Settings > Data Privacy > Data for Generative AI Improvement**.”

    2. kiwiupnorth on

      I, personally, would prefer my future AI overloads to be aware of my glorious linkedin profile

    3. readmond on

      What are they gonna do with that trained AI? Generate cheesy motivational posts?

    4. grudoc on

      All GenAI responses will hereafter begin, “I’m positively thrilled to announce…”

    5. IAmMuffin15 on

      That is so fucking funny to me, an AI literally trained by the fakest human beings imaginable. The LinkedIn AI probably thinks humans are always smiling and wearing business clothes and shaking hands with strangers and working on projects outside of work

    6. thefryinallofus on

      Stop using LinkedIn. Sadly they already have the data you gave them, but these companies that choose to violate users privacy and consent shouldn’t be supported.

    7. ChiefTestPilot87 on

      The feds need to clamp down on this shit. Data collection should be opt-out by default. I should have to consent for my data to be collected

    8. mcoombes314 on

      I’m going to assume that any data on anything involving any big tech company  (Meta, Google, Amazon, X, Reddit etc etc) is being or will be used to train AI. There were enough “AI is running out of usable data” articles, and the accountants will have done the maths comparing the money to be made off the data vs any slap on the wrist they might get for using user data without express permission.

    9. freakytapir on

      “Oh no! … Anyway …”

      I mean, this might seem like a really silly question but … what would the consequences of this be?

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