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Contractors Review Private and Explicit Copilot AI Prompts

Human contractors working for Microsoft are regularly reviewing users' private Copilot AI prompts and uploaded images—including sexually explicit and disturbing requests, sometimes involving real people. Internal documents show these reviewers are tasked with assessing how well Copilot fulfills these prompts, not filtering out inappropriate content. Many prompts involve non-consensual, sexualized, or otherwise harmful scenarios, exposing reviewers to upsetting material.

Why it mattersIf you use Copilot for image editing, be aware your uploads and prompts may be seen by humans—not just an AI. The lack of content filtering or adequate safeguards puts users' privacy and the wellbeing of contract workers at risk.

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