Starting Nov. 15, X will share user data — including posts, likes, bookmarks and reposts — with third-party platforms that may use the information to train AI models.
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A photo taken on March 11, 2024 shows the logo of social media platform X. Starting Nov. 15, the social media site formerly known as Twitter will share user data — including posts, likes, bookmarks and reposts — with third-party platforms that may use the information to train AI models. (Kirill Kudryavstev/AFP/Getty Images)
Elon Musk’s X was already using your data to train its own artificial intelligence. Soon, it’ll let other companies do the same.
Starting Nov. 15, the social media site formerly known as Twitter will share user data — including posts, likes, bookmarks and reposts
