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>Microsoft may have opened a can of worms with recent comments made by the tech giant's CEO of AI Mustafa Suleyman. The CEO spoke with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin at the Aspen Ideas Festival earlier this week. In his remarks, Suleyman claimed that all content shared on the web is available to be used for AI training unless a content producer says otherwise specifically.

Archive: https://archive.today/ifK7g From the post: >>Microsoft may have opened a can of worms with recent comments made by the tech giant's CEO of AI Mustafa Suleyman. The CEO spoke with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin at the Aspen Ideas Festival earlier this week. In his remarks, Suleyman claimed that all content shared on the web is available to be used for AI training unless a content producer says otherwise specifically.

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I mean, the claim seems pretty reasonable. The people complaining about this, what… put content out there and then claim retroactively that AI companies aren’t allowed to use it as training data because… the thing they’re using that data for is making too much money?

They put something up for free and now they want their cut?