High Court Twitter dispute over AI chatbot is resolved

The dispute centred around the DPC's concerns about the processing of personal data of millions of X's European users to train any of the respondent's artificial intelligence systems

The data was to be used for developing, refining and training the search service of the platform, known as Grok. Picture: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg

A High Court dispute between the operator of the 'X' social media platform and the Data Protection Commission over the use of personal data to train AI systems has been resolved.

The dispute centred around the DPC's concerns about the processing of personal data of millions of X's European users, and the alleged use of that information to train any of the respondent's artificial intelligence systems.