US Edition‘Tutors’ at Musk Startup xAI Had to Give up Rights to Faces, Voices to Train Sexy AI Bots: Report
xAI required employee biometric data in April to train Ani, an AI chatbot with anime features, aiming to enhance human-like interactions for its $30/month SuperGrok service.
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‘Tutors’ at Musk startup xAI had to give up rights to faces, voices to train sexy AI bots: report
Employees at Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI reportedly had to sign away the rights to their own faces and voices to help train the company's next generation of chatbots -- including a sexually suggestive virtual companion named "Ani."
xAI used employee biometric data to train Elon Musk’s AI girlfriend
Elon Musk’s AI company compelled its employees to submit their own biometric data to train its “Ani” female chatbot, according to The Wall Street Journal. Ani, an anime avatar with blond pigtails and an NSFW setting, was released over the summer for users who subscribe to X’s $30-a-month SuperGrok service. After testing it, The Verge’s Victoria Song described it as “a modern take on a phone sex line.” And like a phone sex line, there appears to …
At xAI, the days are long to hope to win the race for technology; employees' biometric data are used for the development of controversial avatars
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