Privacy Group Files GDPR Complaints Against Scale AI Over Alleged Worker Surveillance
A European digital rights nonprofit, noyb, has filed formal complaints against Scale AI, alleging illegal worker surveillance. The complaints, lodged under GDPR, accuse Scale AI of tracking its AI trainers, specifically mentioning those working for its subsidiary Outlier. noyb claims this surveillance includes monitoring workers' activities and knowing what they are working on. Scale AI has publicly rejected these allegations, stating it does not illegally surveil its AI-training workers. The incident highlights growing concerns regarding worker privacy and data protection in the AI industry.
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8 outlets covered “Privacy Group Files GDPR Complaints Against Scale AI Over Alleged Worker Surveillance”. All of them report the following:
- A privacy group filed complaints against Scale AI
- The complaints allege illegal worker surveillance
- The surveillance targets AI-training workers
- Scale AI has rejected the claims of illegal surveillance
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