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Comment by Udbhav Tiwari
Mozilla product policy director
Thank you, Senator. Absolutely. Yes. The Mozilla Foundation has run campaigns over the last four to five months that have explicitly focused on this specific question, both requiring companies to be transparent about the fact of whether they are using personal data in order to train their models and after that, to ensure that users have complete control over this processing, meaning both users should be able to consent for such behavior to take place, but also that they should be able to withdraw this consent whenever they like and opt out of this processing. We believe that the risks that exist from the leakage of such private information will drastically reduce if users are given an ability to both understand what the data is being used for and then to make a choice of whether they would like it to be used in that way.AI Verified source (2024)
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The quote directly addresses the full policy: it says companies using personal data to train models should let users 'withdraw this consent whenever they like and opt out of this processing,' which clearly supports giving individuals a right to opt out of AI training use of their data.
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The quote clearly supports this: it says users "should be able to withdraw this consent whenever they like and opt out of this processing."
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Verified: the quoted passage appears verbatim at the cited Tech Policy Press URL in the July 12, 2024 transcript, and it is explicitly attributed to “Udbhav Tiwari” answering Sen. Peter Welch. The text at lines 507–509 matches the submitted quote exactly, including “Thank you, Senator. Absolutely. Yes.” and the two following paragraphs. ([techpolicy.press](https://www.techpolicy.press/transcript-senate-hearing-on-protecting-americans-privacy-and-the-ai-accelerant/))
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replying to Udbhav Tiwari