Microsoft, OpenAI Workers Privately Worried Their Work Is ‘Largest Theft of Labor in Human History’
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Microsoft, OpenAI workers privately worried their work is ‘largest theft of labor in human history’
Microsoft and OpenAI workers privately shared concerns that their use of millions of news articles to develop AI bots could represent the “largest theft of labor in human history,” according to newly unsealed court docs.
The New York Times litigation documents against OpenAI and Microsfot set out internal warnings about the economic impact of unauthorized extraction of copyrighted and protected writings
Internal Microsoft and OpenAI memos raise concerns over AI's 'existential threat' to news publishers
Microsoft and OpenAI workers worry about ‘largest theft of labor’ in history, records show
Newly unsealed court documents showed considerable concern within Microsoft and its close partner OpenAI over the use of millions of news articles to develop artificial intelligence systems.
Microsoft’s Own Files Called AI Scraping the ‘Largest Theft of Labor in Human History’
A Microsoft scientist named the mechanism in writing — uncompensated labor, a 'doom loop,' a web that feeds the model until it collapses. The company shipped anyway. In a copyright fight, that is not embarrassment. It is evidence.
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