Ai Training Data News Today

OpenAI has promised that ChatGPT Enterprise customers' data will not be used to train its models.

Adobe is hustling to build its own AI video model by procuring tons of footage from creators, paying $120 per set of video clips.

AI doesn’t like to credit its sources. For artists, that’s a problem.

"There is a rush right now to go for copyright holders that have private collections of stuff that is not available to be scraped," said Edward Klaris from law firm Klaris Law, which says its advising content owners on deals worth tens of millions of dollars apiece to license archives of photos, movies and books for AI training.

OpenAI said it is seeking partners to help it create an open-source dataset for training language models. This dataset would be public for anyone to use in AI model training, it said.

The data trove included backups of two former employees’ workstations, including keys, passwords, and more than 30,000 private team messages.

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