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How to Stop GitHub Training AI on Your Code
GitHub uses your Copilot prompts and code snippets to train its AI models unless you say no. Here's the setting that turns it off, and what it doesn't cover.
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Meta Allows AI-Driven Fetishization of Down Syndrome, While Encouraging AI Usage and Rolling Back Content Moderation
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