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AI Models Accused of 'Astonishing Theft' of Online Work
18 Sep
Summary
- Millions may soon see AI models as engaging in theft.
- Creators' work is being used by AI without their consent.
- AI's data use could be seen as an unprecedented, uncompensated act.
A prominent figure within Microsoft has articulated grave concerns regarding the widespread use of online content by large AI models. Brent Hecht, Director of Applied Science at Microsoft, stated that millions globally could soon view AI systems 'hoovering up' their work as an 'astonishing theft of unprecedented proportions.'
Hecht emphasized that the vast majority of content creators did not intend for their work to be utilized by AI in this fashion. Furthermore, these creators are not being compensated for the use of their intellectual property. This perspective underscores a growing tension between AI development and intellectual property rights.
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