Scope change
Microsoft Copilot changed what its privacy policy says
Microsoft still says it "may use your data to develop and train our AI models," but now states "Xbox's AI-enhanced features do not use children's data for model training."
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What changed
Removed Added. Only the sentences about training are shown, not the whole document.
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As part of our efforts to improve and develop our products, we may use your data to develop and train our AI models. Learn more here.
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As part of our efforts to improve and develop our products, we may use your data to develop and train our AI models. Learn more here.
AI-enhanced features**. Children in certain jurisdictions may be able to access AI-enhanced features in Xbox like our Support Virtual Agents that allow users to enter a prompt via text or voice. Our Support Virtual Agents are designed to assist users with support-related questions. To provide a response, these AI-enhanced features use the prompt, publicly-available support articles, and other relevant data described in the Personal data we collect section or within the feature. Xbox's AI-enhanced features do not use children's data for model training. More information about Xbox Support Virtual Agent can be found here.
Other Microsoft Copilot changes
- Microsoft now states that "in certain markets, we use conversation data to train the generative AI models in Copilot, unless you choose to opt-out of such training." Scope change · Microsoft Copilot, Privacy Policy