Demandan a OpenAI por 'robar' datos para entrenar a ChatGPT
A class-action lawsuit accuses OpenAI and Microsoft of illegally obtaining large volumes of personal data without consent to train artificial intelligence models. The complaint alleges that the collection of private information, including conversations, medical data, and social media profiles, constitutes negligent theft affecting millions of people, many of whom do not even use the companies’ services. The dispute highlights critical tensions between technological advancement and digital privacy rights. By integrating this data into their systems, the companies expose sensitive information and create significant risks for users. The lawsuit seeks to impose strict safeguards, enabling individuals to control their digital footprint and demanding financial accountability for the unauthorized use of their personal information. This case is pivotal for the open-data movement, as it challenges the ethics behind the datasets used to train AI. It underscores the urgency of developing transparent, consensus-based frameworks for data extraction. The outcome will determine whether advances in machine learning should prioritize innovation over individual data sovereignty, thereby redefining legal and moral boundaries in the era of generative artificial intelligence.
Source: planoinformativo.comPublished on 2023-07-04
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