A study highlighted by The Indian Express found that several AI firms are using deceptive opt-out practices similar to tactics employed by data brokers. Researchers said users often face complicated processes when attempting to prevent companies from collecting or using their data for AI training. The report stated that unclear interfaces and difficult navigation may discourage users from exercising privacy choices effectively. The findings raised concerns about transparency and user consent in the growing AI industry. Researchers called attention to the need for clearer controls and stronger consumer protections around AI data collection practices.
A study highlighted by The Indian Express found that several AI firms are using deceptive opt-out practices similar to tactics employed by data brokers. Researchers said users often face complicated processes when attempting to prevent companies from collecting or using their data for AI training. The report stated that unclear interfaces and difficult navigation may discourage users from exercising privacy choices effectively. The findings raised concerns about transparency and user consent in the growing AI industry. Researchers called attention to the need for clearer controls and stronger consumer protections around AI data collection practices.