A recent change in the user agreement for LinkedIn is raising questions about data privacy. Last week, the site started accessing the user profiles to train artificial intelligence. Essentially, it granted itself permission to use your information.

You don’t have to let social media services harvest your data to train their generative AI, as many companies do these days. You can opt out—if you can figure out how. The problem was hammered home last week when tech news site 404Media reported that LinkedIn had started training its AI on its users’ posts by default,

Your information and how you interact with LinkedIn is helping to train AI. If you don't want that to happen, you can opt out and check what it already knows.