Microsoft’s Gaming AI Collects Player Data for Training by Default, Privacy Concerns Raised
Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot AI is allegedly training on user gameplay data without explicit consent, as the feature is enabled by default. Players must manually disable data collection through privacy settings to opt out. This development comes amid recent Xbox price hikes and service changes that have frustrated the gaming community.
Automatic Data Collection for AI Training
Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot AI is reportedly collecting gameplay data from Windows 11 users to train its artificial intelligence models, according to reports from gaming communities and technical analysis. Sources indicate the feature automatically activates upon installation, sending screenshots and game captures to Microsoft servers unless manually disabled by users.