Microsoft clarified that user data from its Microsoft 365 apps is not used for training AI models, addressing recent concerns and confusion over user privacy settings.
The confusion originated from the optional connected experiences feature in Microsoft Office, which, while beneficial like searching for online pictures, does not clarify data use for AI training.
In response to claims, Microsoft stated, 'In the M365 apps, we do not use customer data to train LLMs,' emphasizing that settings enable only specific internet-required features.
Similar to Adobe's earlier situation, Microsoft faced scrutiny over user privacy, exemplifying rising concerns over how tech giants utilize personal data for AI training without clear consent.
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