Anne Fausto Sterling
Do this!
Nov 15 at 2:56amWeb
Show threadDasNov 15
@faustosterling Yikes - yes it was buried quite a few clicks in
[Windows] File>Options>Trust Center> Trust Center Settings> Privacy Options>Privacy Settings
and there you see it
Show threadBenjamin S-B Nov 15
@faustosterling I can't find any evidence this has anything to do with ai training - does anyone have any reliable source for this? All I can find is this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-apps/privacy/optional-connected-experiences#experiences-that-rely-on-bing
Overview of optional connected experiences in Office - Microsoft 365 Apps

Provides Office admins with information about optional connected experiences, including which terms of use apply.

Show threadAnne Fausto SterlingNov 15
@bensb thanks for looking at this. I think several o those Bing quick start services rely on AI that MS trains and refines. Where are they getting their texts from? I dislike that this was a hidden check, rather than opt in with full explanation. I don’t trust, so have opted out. Others can make up their own minds.