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Amazon to Default to Training on Twitch Streamers' Content Unless Users Opt Out

Amazon has decided to train its systems on content from Twitch streamers by default, allowing users the option to opt out. Twitch's CPO, Mike Minton, commented on the decision during a livestream, indicating that an opt-in system would likely see low participation.

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Amazon has announced that it will default to training its systems on content created by Twitch streamers unless users choose to opt out. This decision was addressed by Twitch's Chief Product Officer, Mike Minton, during a livestream where he responded to user feedback, stating, "If this was opt-in, nobody would opt in. That's honestly the answer."

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