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"It's too complex, can't do anything about it!" I swear, the moment people saw the crypto industry being able to ignore fiscal laws and responsibility because of shiny objects in the form of algorithm complexity is the moment they realized they could do it in other IT fields like AI.
Even if Microsoft doesn't look at your data because it is encrypted and only the AI can look at it, the AI is still training on it. I haven't seen anything about Microsoft keeping their paws out of your locally trained AI which essentially can localize anything they wanted to look into your data for within its neural networks, so I wouldn't be surprised if that's loaded onto the cloud because of "support" and "improvement research".