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Microsoft, OpenAI workers privately worried their work is ‘largest theft of labor in human history'
Source: nypost.com
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Microsoft and OpenAI employees privately raised concerns that using millions of news articles to train AI bots could constitute the “largest theft of labor in human history.” The report heightens legal, intellectual-property and reputational risks for generative-AI developers, particularly regarding compensation and permission for publishers and journalists whose content is used in training data.
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