Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, allegedly allowed developers to use pirated content for training Meta’s AI models. Developers reportedly removed copyright notices from the material. Lawyers for several prominent U.S. authors accuse Meta of this in a lawsuit in a California court. Recently released documents cite statements from Meta employees and internal correspondence. According to these … Read more
According to a report by The Atlantic, major AI companies are using a source for training their chatbots that few might have considered: subtitles from popular movies and TV shows. A recently discovered AI training dataset reportedly contains subtitles from no fewer than 53,000 movies and 85,000 TV episodes. The subtitles include those from all … Read more
For a machine learning model to be effectively trained, it requires new and high-quality data. In the past, freely accessible online magazines and scientific publications have been used for this purpose. Major AI companies have already signed agreements with publishers like Springer, Reuters, or the New York Times to access their content. However, the problem … Read more
For AI to be effectively trained, it needs new and high-quality data. In the past, freely accessible internet magazines and professional publications have been used. Additionally, newspaper and scientific archives or communities like Reddit and Stack Overflow are utilized. Major AI companies have already made agreements with publishers like Springer, Reuters, or the New York … Read more