Wired

How to Stop Your Data From Being Used to Train AI

Anything you’ve ever posted online—a cringey tweet, an ancient blog post, an enthusiastic restaurant review, or a blurry Instagram selfie—has almost assuredly been gobbled up and used as part of the ...
Nieman Journalism Lab

Hundreds of thousands of videos from news publishers like The New York Times and Vox were used to train AI models

Last month, The Atlantic dropped the latest investigation in its ongoing series on generative AI training data sets. Staff writer Alex Reisner found that at least 15 million YouTube videos had been ...
The Washington Post

OpenAI won’t say whose content trained its video tool. We found some clues.

Tests by The Post suggest the training data for OpenAI’s video generator Sora included versions of movies, TikTok clips and Netflix shows. Warning: This graphic ...
CNBC

Blockchain, the tech behind bitcoin, may have found its 'killer use case' by keeping AI in check

Blockchain could be used to keep a check on the data artificial intelligence models are being trained on to avoid issues like bias, executives told CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Davos. One of ...
Entrepreneur

OpenAI Reportedly Used More Than a Million Hours of YouTube Videos to Train Its Latest AI Model

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan said last week that if OpenAI used YouTube videos to train text-to-video generator Sora, that would be a “clear violation” of the terms of ...