Apple’s reputation as the world’s most privacy-centric company is being put to the test, as two neuroscience authors have filed a class-action lawsuit claiming it used pirated versions of their books to train Apple Intelligence. For a company built on trust and ethics, the accusation damages its reputation, especially when the company is preparing to take artificial intelligence seriously. The lawsuit accusing Apple of using pirated books to train Apple Intelligence challenges its long-standing privacy-first reputation According to the lawsuit, Apple allegedly relied on Books3, a dataset within The Pile, which is a massive collection of thousands of pirated works […]
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