According to IT House's report on September 1, Elon Musk's social platform X (Twitter) has recently adjusted its privacy policy, allowing X to use information posted by users to train its artificial intelligence (AI) model. The new privacy policy will go into effect on September 29th. The new policy states that X may use collected platform information and publicly available information to help train X's machine learning or artificial intelligence models. In response to this, Musk responded on X that X will only use public information to train its artificial intelligence model and will not use any private content. In July of this year, Musk said in an audio live broadcast that his artificial intelligence startup xAI will use public data on the X platform to train its artificial intelligence models. It is unclear how Musk will use user information from the X platform and which artificial intelligence models it will use. X has yet to comment.