Microsoft Manager Tells AI Training Data 'The Greatest Workman's War'

The hidden correspondence between Microsoft and OpenAI took the day face of serious worries that are made from the unauthorized use of the content of news sites to train artificial intelligence models. A Microsoft manager describes this application as the most comprehensive worker exploitation of human history and alerts the system from long-term results.

Observed basic problems are:

• Open source problem: The article protected by copyright of news organizations is used to train AI models without permission or compensation of writers.
• The risk of the bite: As AI systems summarize the content of news, readers tend to go to the original sources and the traffic revenue of news sites decreases.
• The value of the work is: The content produced by professional journalists adds value to technology companies without corresponding. -**: The financial weakening of news organizations can reduce investments in quality journalism.

This description of the Microsoft manager reveals part of its own internal ethical discussions in the technology industry. OpenAI and similar companies are basically based on internet data to train their models, while these data are facing the problem of breaching the rights of the *original creators.

Such correspondence reveals new questions about how AI revolution will affect creative industries. This discussion is likely to increase regulatory pressure on balance between copyright protection mechanisms and technological progress.