LinkedIn is facing a class-action lawsuit over allegations of using private messages to train its AI model. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California, has accused the Microsoft-owned professional networking site of "unlawfully disclosing its Premium customers’ private messages to third parties" and "concealing" its practices by "stealthily altering its privacy policies and statements.

A LinkedIn Premium subscriber claims the platform used private messages to train AI models, violating trust. Find out the details of this serious lawsuit now.

A US lawsuit filed on behalf of LinkedIn Premium users accuses the social media platform of sharing their private messages with other companies to train artificial intelligence (AI) models. It alleges that in August last year,

LinkedIn Corp. shared millions of Premium customers’ personal messages with third parties without consent to train artificial intelligence models, a proposed class action said.

LinkedIn is under fire for allegedly sharing private messages to train AI models in a US lawsuit seeking $1,000/user for privacy violations.

The lawsuit was filed in San Jose, California, and accuses LinkedIn of secretly updating its privacy policy to allow the use of user data, including personal messages, to train AI models

LinkedIn, the professional networking platform owned by Microsoft, is facing a lawsuit in the US. The legal action claims that LinkedIn shared private user messages with third parties to train AI models without user consent.

Microsoft's LinkedIn has been sued by Premium customers who said the business-focused social media platform disclosed their private messages to third parties without permission to train generative artificial intelligence models.