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  1. 001EngadgetSEP · 18English

    Microsoft Executive Called OpenAI's Web Scraping The 'Largest Theft Of Labor In Human History'

    Microsoft and OpenAI executives privately acknowledged serious concerns about AI training data practices in newly unsealed court documents from The New York Times' 2023 copyright lawsuit. Microsoft's Brent Hecht called the web scraping the 'largest theft of labor in human history,' while OpenAI's Nick Turley described it as an 'existential threat to publishers,' yet both companies publicly defended their practices as legally consistent with copyright law.

    By Steve Dent