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LinkedIn has automatically opted users in to donate their data for training AI models that power its writing assistant and post recommendations, without notifying them. Users discovered an 'opt-out' option in privacy settings, but it was set to 'opt-in' by default. LinkedIn has since updated its policy to allow opting out of future data collection. However, there's no word on how previously collected data has been used.

ZapConnect is set to offer valuable insights into AI and automation with interactive sessions to help attendees integrate AI into their workflows using Zapier's cutting-edge tools, including Chatbots and Central. Experts will provide practical tips on connecting ChatGPT with Zapier and other apps to streamline processes and boost efficiency. Industry leaders from Glean, Braintrust, and Monterey AI will explore how AI is reshaping industries and what challenges lie ahead. Best of all, this event is free and happening on September 26th, from 9 am to 2:30 pm.

And in a groundbreaking move for the film industry, Lionsgate has partnered with AI video start-up Runway to create a custom AI model trained on its extensive film and TV catalog. This collaboration aims to provide filmmakers with AI tools to enhance their storytelling, while also allowing individual creators to license and build their own projects. It's the first public partnership between a Hollywood studio and an AI start-up. The move comes as concerns about AI replacing jobs in the industry grow, but recent California laws are set to give performers more control over AI's use in film production.

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