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LinkedIn sued for allegedly training AI models with private messages without consent
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this post was submitted on 24 Jan 2025
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I don't really have opinions on this but the subject of the post should probably say Microsoft in case users aren't aware
An AI trained on business bro casual speak is surely a punishment from the deeper circles of hell. It's going to turn every conversation into how awesome depreciation deductions are, synergizing out of the box thinking, and who has the hot EBITDA right now.
Will anyone stop using the service? No. Then who cares honestly.
PMC wagies can't opt out really. But they ain't got to give more than basic info.
Somehow it got turned into onlyfans type experience.