Anthropic Adds Separate Opt-In for Claude Voice Data Training
Claude voice users now see a prompt asking permission to share voice conversations for AI training, with a toggle off by default.
Anthropic has begun asking Claude users to voluntarily share their voice conversations so the company can train and improve its AI models, according to BleepingComputer.
A new prompt appears when users open Claude's voice features, asking whether Anthropic may use their voice data for AI training. The request is voluntary and users can decline.
The voice training option is kept separate from Anthropic's existing option to use chats and coding sessions for model training, so agreeing to one does not automatically apply to the other.
A dedicated toggle for voice data sharing sits in Claude's Privacy settings. It is disabled by default, and users who turn it off can also delete their voice data from the same settings.
Quick answers
Is voice data sharing on by default in Claude?
No. The dedicated toggle in Claude's Privacy settings is disabled by default, and users are asked through a prompt before any voice data is shared.
Can I delete my voice data after opting in?
Yes. Users can turn the option off and delete their voice data from Claude's settings.
Does the voice training option cover my chats too?
No. The voice training option is separate from Anthropic's existing option to use chats and coding sessions for model training.