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Clearly does not include a provision to utilize Content for purposes of training an AI model. In fact, they didn't include any purpose for their own use of the
by oezi 2y ago
Clearly does not include a provision to utilize Content for purposes of training an AI model.
In fact, they didn't include any purpose for their own use of the data and following GDPR thus cannot use the data at all. They did include purposes for other companies (syndication, broadcast, etc) which also doesn't include training of AI.
- gizajob 2y agoErr, yeah clearly does: “you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license (with the right to sublicense) to use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display and distribute such Content in any and all media or distribution methods (now known or later developed).“ Not sure how anyone could defend that an AI model is not covered by this idea - such a model is easily covered by “distribution methods”.
- oezi 2y agoNope, the GDPR separates the action you perform on data from the purpose of such action. You need to collect consent for a purpose. X didn't state a purpose for why they would do any of these actions. Thus under EU laws their data collection is likely unlawful. Adding a new purpose requires additional consent at least in the EU.
- olalonde 2y agoGDPR only covers europeans. Also I doubt very much it applies to publicly accessible data.