Court Filing Shows Microsoft Exec Called AI Training the "Largest Labor Theft in Human History"
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A question attributed to a Microsoft manager revived the debate about whether artificial intelligence companies are capturing, without sufficient compensation, the accumulated value of millions of workers and creators.
Court Documents: AI Companies Recognized Their Threat to Journalism
AI companies used massive amounts of published text to train their large language models, and officials at these companies were aware this could amount to an appropriation of copyrighted material, according to statements cited by news publishers in a court filing unsealed this week.
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IT Security News - cybersecurity, infosecurity newsCourt Filing Shows Microsoft Exec Called AI Training the "Largest Labor Theft in Human History"
The court documents made public this week show that Brent Hecht, Microsoft's director of applied science, had cautioned that people could view large language mo Thank you for being a Ghacks reader. The post Court Filing Shows Microsoft Exec Called AI Training the "Largest Labor Theft in Human History" appeared first on gHacks.
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