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Wearable sleep trackers are using your brainwaves to train AI models without explicit user consent

Tom's Hardware ·

Your sleep data might be doing double duty. While wearable headbands promise to help users understand their sleeping patterns, some of the companies behind them are also turning the electrical signals collected from their customers' brains into training material for artificial intelligence models.…

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