AI & Machine Learning

Court Filing Shows Microsoft Exec Called AI Training the "Largest Labor Theft in Human History"

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Internal documents reveal a Microsoft executive described AI training as potentially the "largest labor theft in human history," contradicting the company's public stance in a copyright lawsuit. These comments suggest internal acknowledgment of concerns about AI models reproducing copyrighted material verbatim, raising significant questions for the ongoing legal battles over AI training data.

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