Does LinkedIn's AI training opt-out cover the feedback you send?

If you turn off AI training, reporting a bad AI answer shouldn't quietly become a different way to contribute training material. LinkedIn's existing help page says that can happen: even after you switch off ‘Data for Generative AI Improvement,’ information you include in feedback may still be used to train its content-generating models. The switch is still useful. LinkedIn says it stops future use of your LinkedIn data for that training by LinkedIn and its affiliates. It doesn't undo training already completed, cover every other kind of AI model, or stop data being processed to provide an AI feature. You can keep using its content-generating features after opting out. If that's your preference, open the linked setting and turn it off. When reporting an AI error, leave out personal details you don't need to explain the problem. LinkedIn's FAQ also points to a Data Processing Objection form for feedback and improvement data. These are documented choices, not account controls I've tested. I'd want the feedback box to say this before I submit. Someone trying to correct the product shouldn't have to remember an exception buried in its help page.