> I don’t think they necessarily will be allowed to train on their data unless they get explicit permission. They will try, but the way I see privacy revaluatio

> I don’t think they necessarily will be allowed to train on their data unless they get explicit permission. They will try, but the way I see privacy revaluations is that users will have to authorize specific uses of their data and not be surprised by any application. If there's one company that I don't think cares about user permissions or the law, it'd be Twitter. The EU officially warned Elon about DSA fines and the response was less than serious. https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/10/tech/x-europe-israel-misinformation/index.html https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/10/tech/x-europe-israel-misinfor...