Ai Training is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
Google’s privacy update lets saved media be used to train its AI; users can opt out via new Search Services History/Personalization settings with 3/18/36 month data-retention options.
Kohler's 'end-to-end encrypted' Dekoda smart toilet camera isn't actually end-to-end encrypted; data stored on Kohler's servers can be accessed and potentially used to train AI, with a price of $599 upfront plus $6.99/month.
Google will save images, audio, and video from Lens, Search Live, Translate, and other searches under a new Search Services History, with an option to disable Save Media.
Elon Musk reportedly admitted under oath that xAI has used OpenAI's models to train its own, arguing it's standard practice to use competitors' models.
Meta is deploying a Model Capability Initiative to monitor US employees’ computer activity (mouse movements, keystrokes, occasional screenshots) to train its AI agents, with claims it won’t affect performance reviews but raising privacy and regulatory concerns.
Meta reportedly plans to capture employees' mouse movements and keystrokes to train AI, raising privacy and regulatory risk concerns.
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