Class-action lawsuit claims OpenAI has violated privacy laws by stealing “vast amounts” of personal data to train artificial intelligence models in quest for profit.
Journalists, Teresa Xie and Isaiah Poritz add that the lawsuit doesn’t shy away from sweeping language, accusing the company of risking “civilizational collapse.”, who reportedly is planning to invest $13bn in OpenAI, the plaintiffs remain anonymous due to fear of backlash and are identified only by their initials.
The plaintiffs said, “Despite established protocols for the purchase and use of personal information, defendants took a different approach: theft." Other violations include larceny, unjust enrichment and violations of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
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