Scope change
Grok changed what its privacy policy says
Grok added a provision stating that it "shall not use any Google Apps content" connected via Google OAuth for "any of its internal AI or other training purposes."
- When
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- Document
- Privacy Policy
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- Capture with the new text · last capture with the old text
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- Three independent AI readers agreed: . How that works.
What changed
Removed Added. Only the sentences about training are shown, not the whole document.
Before
In force from
Publicly Available Data:** We use information that is publicly available on the internet to train our models and provide resulting Output. While we do not intentionally seek out personal information, we understand that there is personal information incidentally included in these datasets. For more information on the sources of information used in the development and operation of our large language models, see our Consumer FAQs.
Please note you can object to our use of your information to train our models in your settings. See Consumer FAQs.
After
In force from
Publicly Available Data:** We use information that is publicly available on the internet to train our models and provide resulting Output. While we do not intentionally seek out personal information, we understand that there is personal information incidentally included in these datasets. For more information on the sources of information used in the development and operation of our large language models, see our Consumer FAQs.
Google Apps Using Google OAuth**: For users who opt to connect to Google Apps via Google OAuth, xAI shall not use any Google Apps content for any of its internal AI or other training purposes (such as training its machine learning models), including developing new products or services based on such content.
Please note you can object to our use of your information to train our models in your settings. See Consumer FAQs.
Other Grok changes
- Grok (xAI) now says logged-in users “can select whether or not” User Content trains models; logged-out use “where permitted” grants “full rights” for training. Change of position · Grok, Terms of Service