Caitlin Sarian shows how to stop LinkedIn from using your posts and photos to train its AI. Go to Settings, Data Privacy, Data for generative AI improvement, and turn it off. You're automatically opted in unless you're in the EU.
Settings → Data Privacy → Data for generative AI improvement (turn this off).
All users are automatically opted in unless they live in the EU.
LinkedIn is using your content to train its AI. Want to stop it? Here's how. Hi, I'm Caitlin. I'm a cyber security and data protection expert. I want to help you protect your data online. Let's go. LinkedIn is using your posts, videos, photos to train its AI. You are automatically opted in, unless you live in the eu. But don't worry, they made it very simple to opt out. Here's how to do it. Save this for later because I know you're probably not going to do it now. And share this with a friend, because we all have LinkedIn and this was automatically turned on. Go to Settings, then Data Privacy, then Data for generative AI improvement. Turn that off. If you don't Turn this off, LinkedIn's AI can actually use or potentially even plagiarize your posts, photos and videos. So I would strongly suggest you turn this off like and follow for more cybersecurity tips. And be sure to share this with a friend. I'm pretty sure we all have LinkedIn. If you want to see more content like this, hit that follow button.
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