Microsoft denies training AI models on user data By Reuters

(Reuters) -Microsoft on Wednesday denied claims that it makes spend of buyer data from its Microsoft (NASDAQ:) 365 applications, in conjunction with Word and Excel, to put together artificial intelligence objects.

The response came after some users identified on social media that the firm requires users to decide-out of its “linked experiences” feature, which they argued change into historical to put together AI objects.

“These claims are erroneous. Microsoft would not spend buyer data from Microsoft 365 user and commercial applications to put together foundational astronomical language objects,” a Microsoft spokesperson said in an emailed observation to Reuters.

The spokesperson added that the “linked experiences” enables positive aspects equivalent to co-authoring and cloud storage, and has no connection to how the firm trains its astronomical language objects.

The conversations on social media show veil that folks stay furious about their data being historical to put together AI objects without permission.