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Reddit sues Anthropic over AI scraping that retained users’ deleted posts
On the heels of an OpenAI controversy over deleted posts, Reddit sued Anthropic Wednesday, accusing the AI company of "intentionally" training AI models on the "personal data of Reddit users"—including their deleted posts—"without ever requesting their consent."
Answering selected shareholder questions, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy defended the company’s AI strategy, and pushed back on a question about cutbacks in its AI investments. “We have no plans to ...
Seattle-based Amazon asserted that it is a leader in responsible AI development, and so no changes are needed. Shareholders had also proposed that Amazon create a policy ensuring the ...
Is Microsoft slowing down on artificial intelligence (AI) investment? Amazon and Meta certainly are not -- and that's bullish ...
Jassy laid out his expectations for AI in his annual letter to Amazon shareholders on Thursday ... While constructive debate is useful; at some point, teams need to make a decision and take ...
Seattle-based Amazon asserted that it is a leader in responsible AI development, and so no changes are needed. Shareholders rejected a formal separation of the CEO and board chair roles.
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