News with the tag "ai training"

In a startling revelation shaking the foundations of AI ethics, court documents unsealed this week expose internal discussions at Meta regarding the use of copyrighted materials for training their cutting-edge AI models. This news arrives amidst growing concerns in the cryptocurrency and tech world ...

Microsoft will expand its AI and cloud presence in India, including training 10 million individuals by 2030 and supporting AI startups.

One of four policy proposals floated by the UK in an AI and creative industry consultation would see AI firms allowed to use copyrighted material without the right holders’ permission.

A New York federal judge dismissed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI over its use of news articles for training ChatGPT, but plaintiffs hint at a potential revised filing.

A South African artificial intelligence association has accused Linkedin of violating local data privacy laws by using user data to train its AI models without explicit consent. The association has urged the country’s data regulator to investigate. Linkedin has however defended its practices, claimi...

The latest in a series of cases concerning copyright and AI looks at the sources Anthropic used to train its Claude large language models.

After proceedings in an Irish court, the local Data Protection Commission said X agreed to suspend processing personal data of EU users to train its AI system.

The African Development Bank (ADB) and Intel have announced a significant partnership to train three million Africans and 30,000 government officials in advanced artificial intelligence (AI) skills. According to the ADB, this training is expected to revolutionize the African digital ecosystem and co...

The initiative aims to equip many Africans with Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) skills, including skills in advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, robotics, and data science.

The complaints claimed that Meta’s recent privacy policy changes would allow the company to utilize years of personal posts, private images, and online tracking data for its AI technology.