News about: Data

OpenAI is reportedly requesting contractors to upload real work samples, raising concerns about intellectual property and data privacy. This is to improve AI models.

Despite ending support, Google continues gathering data from older Nest thermostats, raising questions about data privacy.

Onfire, led by Israeli intelligence veterans, secures $20M to pinpoint developer tool interests, aiming to revolutionize B2B sales with AI-driven insights.

Sumble secures $38.5M to transform sales using AI. Learn how it provides context, not just data, for better prospect insights.

Discover how Medal's gaming data became a hot commodity for AI labs, leading to a potential $500 million acquisition offer and hinting at the future of AI learning.

California just approved new laws to give you better control over your data! Opt-out from tracking and easily delete social media accounts.

Reddit wants Google to pay more and attract more users as part of their AI data licensing deal.

Google is ordered to pay millions in a data collection lawsuit, accused of tracking users even after they disabled tracking features. The company plans to appeal the decision.

ZeroEntropy secures $4.2M in seed funding to enhance data retrieval for AI models, aiming to make AI more accurate and efficient. Aims to solve a important problem.

Following Meta's investment in Scale AI, OpenAI is ending their partnership and looking for more specialized data providers to enhance its AI model development.

TikTok introduces a new platform offering music analytics and promotion tools for artists, boosting their reach and audience engagement.

A major data breach at LexisNexis exposed sensitive personal information of over 364,000 individuals. The incident highlights concerns about data privacy and the vulnerability of large data brokers.