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Waymo, an autonomous vehicle company owned by Alphabet, is preparing to use data from its robotaxis, including video from interior cameras linked to rider identities, to train generative AI models. This data may also be used for personalized ads, raising privacy concerns. Riders can opt out of this data usage and sharing under California's privacy laws. Waymo is exploring other revenue streams due to losses, including in-vehicle advertising and data sharing for AI models.
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