LinkedIn Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Use of Private Messages to Train AI Models

News24 Jan 2025

LinkedIn is facing a proposed class action lawsuit filed in California, accusing the platform of using private messages from its Premium users to train artificial intelligence models without their consent.

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