OUR PRIVACY
A Look at Our Privacy and Intellectual Property Today
Copyright AI Beneficial, July 2026
We protect our sensitive materials behind a secure login and require the Brave browser because mainstream providers like Microsoft and Google have built-in mechanisms that systematically capture user content. Their browsers, cloud tools, and default privacy settings are engineered to feed data into their AI training pipelines. What you create or view doesn't stay yours—it gets absorbed, analyzed, and turned into their intellectual property. They use it internally to improve models and make it available to paid users or partners. This isn't accidental; it's how their systems are designed.
Google and Microsoft policies make this explicit. Google uses user history, searches, uploaded media, and interactions to "develop and improve Google services and technologies, including AI models." Microsoft similarly leverages consumer data from services like Bing and Copilot interactions for model training (with limited opt-outs that many users never find). Once your work enters their AI, it becomes training data that enhances their proprietary systems. Your intellectual property effectively transfers: they own the models trained on it, profit from it, and you get nothing. This should scare the daylights out of any creator, inventor, or company that values what they've built.
These practices are enabled by the sweeping permissions in their privacy statements and corporate structures. Users click "agree" and hand over rights for "product improvement," data sharing with affiliates, and AI development under broad "legitimate interest" clauses. It's not user-friendly convenience—it's a one-way pipeline that lets them monetize your creativity at scale while you bear the risk of exposure or loss of control.
The danger deepens with both companies' extensive ties to China. They maintain large engineering operations, research labs, and data partnerships there, operating under laws that compel cooperation with government data demands. China has repeatedly demonstrated zero respect for foreign intellectual property, treating it as fair game for state advantage. Your work, once captured, sits in systems vulnerable to access by actors who couldn't care less about your rights.
No better example is David Baldacci, bestselling author, who testified before Congress about AI companies pirating his novels. When his son asked ChatGPT to write a plot “that read like a David Baldacci novel,” it produced pages pulling elements from nearly every book Baldacci had ever written. “I truly felt like someone had backed up a truck to my imagination and stolen everything I’d ever created,” he said. He pointed out the hypocrisy: “If, as AI companies contend, fair use is actually my entire body of work, there is no more copyright protection for anyone.” If trillion-dollar tech firms can do this to a prolific author without consequence, what chance does your work have once it touches their systems?
George Orwell was right in 1984—centralized powers will always find ways to harvest and control information for their ends. The major providers, excluding Elon Musk's companies that prioritize real privacy, fund their AI empires by monetizing what their users create and do. They cherry-pick the valuable stuff, absorb it into their models, and turn individual genius into corporate assets. Our secure login and Brave requirement isn't optional caution—it's necessary defense in a world where lukewarm protections get you exploited.
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