The National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) informed that it will summon representatives from network technology.
The alert was generated because the content published on the social network X by users will be used to train the Grok generative artificial intelligence, created by the platform itself.
The company, in a privacy policy update from November 15th, plans to provide user data and publications so that it can “train” artificial intelligence. “If a risk of serious damage to data protection or the privacy of data subjects is perceived, other measures may be taken”, pointed out the ANPD, in a note to Brazil Agency.
Investigation since July
According to supervision by the National Data Protection Authority, since July this year, there has been an investigation to assess compliance with the General Data Protection Law for X Corp’s Generative AI training.
“The investigation, considering the ANPD’s competencies, focuses on the changes announced to the privacy policy. To date, the company has responded to inspection requests for information,” he explained in a note.
Interactions
On the technology disclosure page, the network explains that Grok-2 is the frontier language model with “state-of-the-art” reasoning capabilities in which AI tutors interact in a variety of tasks that reflect real-world interactions with technology .
“Grok-2 showed significant improvements in reasoning with retrieved content and in its tooling capabilities, such as correctly identifying missing information, reasoning through sequences of events, and discarding irrelevant posts,” the network says.
