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HUMXN’s effort to pay for training data is refreshing, after many AI labs, including Meta , Nvidia , and OpenAI , have been accused of stealing data to train their models. But the next generation of AI likely can't be trained on just text, images, and video scraped from the internet, so companies like these may be forced to pay for data generated from real-world activities.
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