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Comment: Meta, Google and more seek clarity on AI model training under EU privacy law

By Matthew Newman ( November 11, 2024, 21:57 GMT | Comment) -- Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Google and X, have all suspended the training of generative AI models in the EU over personal data protection concerns, and they're hoping that watchdogs there will soon provide legal clarity on how the GDPR applies to model training. Until European data protection authorities reach a consensus — particularly over the use of "legitimate interest" as a legal basis for data processing — tech companies will stay away.Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Google and X are hoping that European privacy watchdogs will soon provide legal clarity on how the EU's personal data protection rules apply to the training of AI models....

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