X (Twitter) and artificial intelligence training

The social network Twitter plans to start collecting biometric and other data about the work and education of its users in order to train artificial intelligence. This new initiative was announced as part of the information giant's updated privacy policy. The collection of such data will allow Twitter to improve machine learning algorithms and turn the social network into a more powerful platform for professional communication and employment, competing with such giants as LinkedIn.

Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, reassured users that only publicly available data will be collected, and confidential information will remain untouched. This will help to maintain user privacy and comply with the requirements of personal data protection legislation.

Under the new strategy, data on users' work and education will be used to develop and improve recommendation algorithms and personalized content. This can make it easier for users to find relevant information, job openings, and professional development opportunities.

If this strategy is successfully implemented, Twitter could strengthen its position in the social media market and become more attractive to business users and professionals in various industries. There is currently no confirmed information about the possibility of selling the collected data to third parties.

The updated privacy policy will be a key step for Twitter's development in the field of artificial intelligence and increase its competitiveness in the professional communication and employment market.