(Kirill Kudryavstev/AFP/Getty Images) Elon Musk's X was already using your data to train its own artificial intelligence. Soon, it'll let other companies do the same. Starting Nov. 15, the social ...

Like those two cars, the X-Trail has gently poshed up and smoothed out its rough edges over the years, with Nissan trying to ape the success of its smaller Qashqai crossover in a larger format.

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CASS COUNTY, N.D. (Valley News Live) - On Saturday, October 19, a semi pulling a trailer failed to stop and struck the side of a train. 36-year-old Jose Garza of Penitas, Texas was headed ...

Elon Musk owned X has updated its privacy policy and made the microblogging platform a more open space. The updated policies suggest that X will soon let 'third-party collaborators' to train their AI ...

This train derailment happened near Highway 70 at Highway 3089 in Donalsonville just after 7 a.m. It left around a dozen train cars tangled up on the tracks. No one was hurt and no hazardous ...

X, which was formerly known as Twitter, has now updated its privacy policy to indicate that it would allow third-party ‘collaborators’ to train their AI (artificial intelligence) models on X ...

This practice has been documented at X since the company quietly updated a help file in July to note that your public posts (as well as your interactions with Grok itself) can be used to train X's ...

ASCENSION PARISH, La. (WAFB) - Multiple law enforcement agencies are on the scene of a train derailment in Ascension Parish. Troopers with Louisiana State Police are asking drivers to avoid an ...

While on, the setting allows your in-app data to be used to train the company's in-house AI. Set your X account to private so that only accounts you approve will be able to see your tweets.

How to tell X you don't want third parties to train AI on your posts. Credit: Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images It looks like even more AI is going to be trained on your ...