X stops using EU users’ data to train Grok

earlier this week Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) initiated court proceedings against came up. DPC in the European Union/European Economic Area X data contained in public shares of users, chat robot Grok He expressed concern about its use to train artificial intelligence systems, including The Irish Data Protection Commission was conducting a privacy audit of X under the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

X notified DCP that it would stop EU users’ posts from being used in Grok’s training. DPC commissioner Des Hogan said in a statement that he and commissioner Dale Sunderland welcomed X’s agreement to suspend processing while we continue to review the extent to which data processing complies with the GDPR. Hogan emphasized that this development will help X users continue to protect their rights and freedoms across the EU and EEA.

It is currently unknown whether DPC will take any steps to ensure the deletion of data processed unlawfully. Today, there is a serious need for a framework regarding the legality of artificial intelligence training data. Developers like Suno use of public data While defending, people and institutions sensitive about copyright and data protection continue to scrutinize artificial intelligence companies.