
EU considers allowing AI companies to train on personal data without consent
Governments within the EU have approved changes to GDPR that could permit AI companies to use Europeans' personal data for training AI models without explicit consent, citing 'legitimate interest'.
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EU considers allowing AI companies to train on personal data without consent
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoExpresses strong opposition to the proposed changes, viewing it as an 'expropriation' of personal data and a violation of privacy rights.
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