Still on X? Without notice, X has opted all users into training its "Grok" AI Model. To turn off this setting and stop your "posts, interactions, inputs, and results" from being used for training and fine-tuning Grok, visit x.com/settings/grok_settings and uncheck the checkbox.
I think you mean βto ask x to turn offβ¦β Its not like X can be trusted to actually do what it claims. Worse still, the page that you link to avoids saying what unchecking the box actually does.
That seems like a REALLY bad idea. There is just so much wrong and biased information on X, I can't imagine any of it helping an LLM improve it's accuracy.
having just abandoned the X app for the browser version (yes, I know, still sub-optimal) for the second time Iβm not surprised they wonβt allow app users to opt out. Musk has created a company in the image of a 5 year old who wonβt stop riding the sleigh until they break through the fence, enter the road and get run over.
I'm no longer on Twitter. Yes, it was painful to leave after nearly 7 years, but Musk has turned it into yet another "truth social", i.e. a gigantic mouthpiece of the far-right propaganda.
Everything from the endless hordes of "blue-check" trollbots to "community notes" is just one never-ending stream of the Nazi nonsense now.
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in reply to Electronic Frontier Foundation • • •Worse still, the page that you link to avoids saying what unchecking the box actually does.
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in reply to Electronic Frontier Foundation • • •I'm no longer on Twitter. Yes, it was painful to leave after nearly 7 years, but Musk has turned it into yet another "truth social", i.e. a gigantic mouthpiece of the far-right propaganda.
Everything from the endless hordes of "blue-check" trollbots to "community notes" is just one never-ending stream of the Nazi nonsense now.
James B Toy
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in reply to Electronic Frontier Foundation • • •Yeah, this prompted me to log in for the first time in over a year to finally just delete my account.
No reason to stay on this lunatic's site.
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Thanks.
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in reply to Electronic Frontier Foundation • • •Is the Fediverse any better when it comes to data harvesting?
Its open-source nature makes it easier to scrape and compile data dumps by any third party.
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