Meta Platforms is currently facing allegations of utilizing pirated versions of copyrighted books to train its artificial intelligence systems. Concurrently, Scale AI is embroiled in legal troubles, facing its third lawsuit in about a month. The latest lawsuit involves six individuals who worked on Scale AI's Outlier platform, claiming they were coerced into creating disturbing prompts related to violence and abuse. This lawsuit marks the second class-action suit against Scale AI within a short time frame. The company, which specializes in labeling training data for machine-learning models, is also accused of failing to safeguard the mental health of contractors tasked with managing harmful interactions with AI models.
Scale AI, which labels training data for machine-learning models, was sued this month, alongside labor platform Outlier, for allegedly failing to protect the mental health of contractors hired to protect people from harmful interactions with AI models... https://t.co/YoR9pkK4PP
It's the second class-action lawsuit to hit Scale AI in a little over a month. https://t.co/6ujYvQQbTP
Scale AI faces a lawsuit by six people who worked on its Outlier platform, claiming they were forced to write disturbing prompts about violence and abuse (@charlesrollet1 / TechCrunch) https://t.co/CZFIfOEZjS https://t.co/94LyFnWYec https://t.co/ZOzeer1FAj