- Nvidia AI training videos are allegedly sourced from millions of online videos, equating to a human lifetime of visual content scraped per day.
- The company is accused of using this content for its AI products, including Omniverse, self-driving car systems, and Digital Humans avatars.
- An anonymous former employee reported that staff were directed to download videos, raising legal and ethical concerns about the practice.
- Nvidia aims to build foundational AI models and is rapidly compiling a vast library of video data, with over 38.5 million URLs reportedly collected for its Cosmos project.
- The legal landscape for AI training remains uncertain, with several proposed bills addressing issues of copyright and data usage, while Nvidia seeks to capitalize on the current gray area.
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