AI Briefing#ai-training-data
The latest AI and developer news about #ai-training-data, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #ai-training-data, with the original source and a short summary.
The FreeBSD project describes its current situation as being under constant attack and DDoSing due to data scraping by AI corporations.
Operators of Open3DLab, SFMLab, and SmutBase reported that a Roblox-affiliated crawler bypassed robots.txt and terms of service to scrape 1,027 files totaling 145.5GB, with 62.6GB comprising adult content.
Meta's new commercial terms, effective October 30, grant the company broad rights to scrape and use web content associated with business accounts for AI training, with no opt-out option.
Internal papers reveal Oxford University allowed OpenAI to use 125,000 scans of Bodleian Library texts for AI training, a use case not explicitly stated in the original public announcement.
Music publishers including Sony submitted employee chats praising pirated materials as evidence in their copyright infringement lawsuit against Anthropic.
Google acquired a vast dataset from the bankrupt Spirit Airlines for $10 million to improve its AI services.
Forbes reported that US AI data companies are selling large-scale training data to Chinese Big Tech firms.
Warner Music Group's Sureel AI has partnered with Symphonic Distribution to provide independent artists with tracking of AI music usage and management of licensing revenue.
It's a marketplace for trading AI training datasets verified through 7 quality metrics.
Hacking group Lapsus$ leaked a massive amount of Mercor's operational data, and even after ransom payment, a serious security incident occurred in which data samples were publicly released.
Meta has indefinitely suspended its collaboration with data contractor Mercor after a data breach incident.