Elon Musk’s X suspends data collection for AI training, EU watchdog says
After proceedings in an Irish court, the local Data Protection Commission said X agreed to suspend processing the personal data of EU users to train its AI system.
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After proceedings in an Irish court, the local Data Protection Commission said X agreed to suspend processing the personal data of EU users to train its AI system.
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