Anthropic has introduced important changes in Claude’s privacy policy and the way it handles consumer-level user data. The group behind the often-used AI chatbot Claude announced on Thursday that it would start training its artificial intelligence with user data unless people chose otherwise by 28 September. Furthermore, revealing that it is extending the data retention policy for communications sent to Claude to five years for consumers, the AI company stated those not opting out of artificial intelligence education.
Anthropic previously avoided training its artificial intelligence systems with user messages; hence, the company stated that, unless legally bound to keep them, it would remove all user prompts and results within a 30-day period. Still, in the event of policy violations, the business did save users’ inputs and outputs for a maximum of two years.
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Anthropic claims that model training will help users to improve model safety, hence enabling our systems to detect hazardous stuff, taking inspiration from Gemini’s new memory feature Updates to Consumer Terms and Policy
