Posts training AI? Social media users outraged!

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  You're listening to Roundtable with myself, Heyoung.

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  Coming up, when a social media platform clearly states that it will use your input to train its AI model, what ethical considerations arise regarding intellectual property and consent?

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  Should users rethink their engagement with social media?

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  Now let's shift gears and actually tie off that tech thread we've been pulling through the show.

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  As technology advances, the risk of privacy violations increases.

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  Initially, individuals may willingly share their location data with positioning apps, but now they face the imminent threat of their posts being used to train AI models on social networks such as X, formerly Twitter, akin to China's microblogging platform Weibo.

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  Users are voicing their concerns about this shift in data usage.

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  In today's AI driven digital landscape, how can we better protect our privacy?

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  So what happened?

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  Let's give everybody a little more details on what's happening here.

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  Yeah, of course.

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  But actually before that I would like to say wow, today's topic is so quite techy, very tech.

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  So far.

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