Meta employees are up in arms over a mandatory program to train AI on their mouse movements and keystrokes

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

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Voracious demand for robotics training data is transforming gig work

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An Instawork Pro recording his activities

Instawork

LinkedIn is quietly moving into the AI training business

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LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky.
LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky.

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This AI company is hiring improv actors — and willing to pay them $74 an hour

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A sample video posted on Handshake AI's job listing shows two actors recording themselves while talking and acting out a scene
Handshake AI is offering actors $74 an hour for a project with "one of the leading AI companies."

Handshake AI

Meta-backed Scale AI is taking the Department of Defense to court. Some docs are expected to be classified.

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Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang speaks at a Congressional hearing, July 2023
Alexandr Wang cofounded Scale AI. But he's about to become a very expensive hire at Meta.

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Gruve raises $50 million to solve what its CEO calls AI's biggest problem: power

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Gruve cofounder and CEO Tarun Raisoni, wearing a blue blazer and standing in front of a brown padded wall, with his hands in front of him.
Gruve cofounder and CEO Tarun Raisoni

Gruve

Marc Benioff says a documentary about Character.AI's effects on children was 'the worst thing I've ever seen in my life'

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Marc Benioff
Marc Benioff said that Section 230 needs to be reformed and tech companies should be held responsible for online harm.

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Google and chatbot startup Character.AI are settling lawsuits over teen suicides

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Character.AI and Google are entering settlement negotiations with the families of teenagers who died by suicide.

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This startup is helping companies train AI with an old but buzzy technique. Read the pitch deck it used to raise $7.5 million.

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AgileRL cofounders
AgileRL cofounders

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The CEO of $2 billion AI training startup says that humans will stay involved in data creation for decades

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Matthew Fitzpatrick
Matt Fitzpatrick said that a big industry misconception is that synthetic data will take over in a few years.

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