Judge Delays $10M Sale of Spirit Data to Google After Attendants Raise Privacy Concerns
The proposed $10 million deal includes 7.5 billion transaction records, 100 million emails and 500 million Teams chats, court filings said.
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Judge delays $10M sale of Spirit data to Google after attendants raise privacy concerns
A federal bankruptcy judge has delayed the proposed $10 million sale of a Spirit Airlines data trove to Google after flight attendants raised privacy concerns.
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Good morning. Earlier this week, we told you about Google’s $10 million purchase of Spirit Airlines’ data in a bankruptcy auction. Well, Spirit Airlines’ former flight attendants have an announcement to make: Not so fast. According to the Wall Street Journal, a labor union representing thousands of former flight attendants from the defunct airline have asked the court to block the deal unless it explicitly guarantees protection of their personal…
Google has just acquired the e-mails, discussions, documents, spreadsheets and other professional data from Spirit Airlines in order to improve its IAGoogle models has acquired a vast amount of data from the US low-cost airline Spirit Airlines, in bankruptcy, for an amount of $10 million, in order to contribute to the training of its artificial intelligence (AI) systems, according to documents deposited in connection with the bankruptcy proceedi…
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