Privacy Group Files Complaints Against Scale AI over Alleged Worker Surveillance
The complaints accuse the company of tracking keystrokes and mouse movements, while four workers said requests for their data went unanswered.
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Privacy group files complaints against Scale AI over alleged worker ...
The NGO Noyb accuses Scale AI of illegally collecting the personal and biometric data of self-employed workers who drive its artificial intelligence models.
More than 900,000 self-employed workers responsible for evaluating and correcting the responses of the systems installed on their devices would have their personal data collected.
Five self-employed workers and the Noyb association denounce the practices of Outlier, a platform of the American company Scale AI. They question the use of personal data which they believe violates European law.
An NGO in Austria announced on Tuesday that it had filed five lawsuits in Europe against Scale AI, which it accused of illegally collecting personal data from employees of its artificial intelligence training platform, Outlier.
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