Recently unsealed court documents revealed that employees at Microsoft and OpenAI have expressed concerns regarding the utilization of millions of news articles in the development of artificial intelligence systems. The documents indicate that there is apprehension about the implications of this practice, which some workers have described as a significant issue in the context of labor rights.
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Microsoft and OpenAI Employees Express Concerns Over AI Development Practices
Unsealed court documents have disclosed that employees at Microsoft and OpenAI are worried about the use of millions of news articles in AI development. Concerns center around the potential implications for labor rights related to this practice.
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