Linkedin Under Scrutiny for Potential South African Privacy Violations

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Linkedin Under Scrutiny for Potential South African Privacy ViolationsA South African artificial intelligence association has accused Linkedin of violating local data privacy laws by using user data to train its AI models without explicit consent. The association has urged the country’s data regulator to investigate. Linkedin has however defended its practices, claiming users can opt out of AI training. The data regulator confirmed […]

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