Privacy advocate highlights human review of user data
2 Sep 15 · 12d ago · 2 posts · 1 source · development 2 of 2
A Mastodon user emphasizes that opting in means humans will see and hear personal details about users' lives, drawing attention to the human review aspect of the program.
“Just remember that when you opt into allowing Apple to use your customer data to train AI, that means humans seeing and hearing details about your life that maybe you're not so comfortable sharing when you think of it that way.”
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Just remember that when you opt into allowing Apple to use your customer data to train AI, that means humans seeing and hearing details about your life that maybe you're not so comfortable sharing when you think of it that way. https:// appleinsider.com/articles/26/0 9/14/apple-has-altered-course-on-using-customer-data-to-train-its-ai
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"As it turns out, Apple realistically needs customer data to make Siri AI work well. So, starting with iOS 27, it is asking users to opt-in to training on your data. A new section in the iOS 27 privacy policy shows that Apple has reversed its stance on using customers' data to train its AI models. Previously, the company assured customers that it…
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