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Twitch and Amazon sued over undisclosed AI training

Twitch and its parent company Amazon are facing a lawsuit filed in San Francisco over allegations of using AI for training without proper disclosure. The complaint, filed on August 20, claims that Twitch altered its content license on the same day an opt-out option for AI training was introduced, raising questions about user consent. AI

IMPACT This lawsuit highlights potential legal challenges and ethical concerns surrounding the use of user-generated content for AI training without explicit consent.

RANK_REASON Lawsuit filed against a company regarding AI training practices.

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Twitch and Amazon sued over undisclosed AI training

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    Twitch and Amazon sued over 2 years of undisclosed AI training: Filed August 20 in San Francisco, the complaint says Twitch rewrote its content license on the day the opt-out shipped. Does a default setting mean consent? https:// ppc.land/twitch-and-amazon-sue d-over-2-years-of-u…