Row 7814

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Slack is facing a user revolt after it emerged that their messages and content [might be used to train the company's AI models](https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/05/slack-defends-default-opt-in-for-ai-training-on-chats-amid-user-outrage/). This revelation contradicts Slack's previous assurances, sparking concerns about user privacy and lack of consent.

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* **What is going on here?** Slack, a popular workplace chat app, has been under fire for its policy of using customer data, including messages, content, and files, to train its AI models. This policy was not explicitly communicated to users, and users cannot easily opt out of data sharing. * **What does this mean?** Users are concerned about the privacy of their communications and worry that their data could be used in ways they don't approve of. * **Why should you care?** This situation raises questions about how companies collect and use our data. If you use Slack for work, you may want to understand how your data is being used and whether you have a choice in the matter.

[Source (Ars Technica)](https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/05/slack-defends-default-opt-in-for-ai-training-on-chats-amid-user-outrage/)

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