Mozilla petitioned Microsoft to improve the transparency of the new terms, and the expert team could not confirm that it used user data to train the AI model.
CTOnews.com September 2 news, Microsoft recently updated Microsoft terms of service, will take effect on September 30, focusing on Bing chat (Bing Chat), Windows Copilot and many other AI services.
The most noteworthy aspect of this clause change is whether Microsoft will use user data to train its AI model after the new provisions come into effect.
Mozilla has summoned nine experts, including four lawyers, and set up a professional team to evaluate the terms of service, but concluded that even the experts could not understand the new agreements.
The translation content of CTOnews.com is as follows:
We invited four lawyers, three privacy experts and two activists to study Microsoft's new terms of service. But after careful scrutiny, they were unable to come to an accurate conclusion as to whether Microsoft would use user data from 130 products, including Office, Skype, Teams and Xbox, to train the AI model.
To this end, Mozilla launched a petition, hoping to exert public pressure on Microsoft to improve the transparency of its data use.
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