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pxlnv.com
Annie Gilbertson and Alex Reisner, Proof: AI companies are generally secretive about their sources of training data, but an investigation by Proof News found some of the wealthiest AI companies in the world have used material from thousands of YouTube videos to train AI. Companies did so despite YouTube's rules against harvesting materials from the [...] |
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futurism.com
A giant dataset of YouTube subtitles has been used to train AI without the permission of the creators whose work was scraped. |
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www.windowscentral.com
Microsoft CEO says OpenAI's early lead and development in AI significantly contributed to ChatGPT's success. |
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whatworks.news
A free skill-building webinar for news publishers We're excited to announce an all-star lineup for our 2026 What Works webinar, "Audience, AI and Events," aimed at practical skills for local news publishers. This free, all-day teleconference will be held on Thursday, May 21. You'll be able to sign up for interactive workshops facilitated by leaders... |
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