Spirit reaches deal with unions over sale of AI training data to Google, excluding more employee data
Key points
- Spirit reaches deal with several unions over data sale
- Revised proposal uses Tonic AI to deidentify data and excludes more employee data
- Google can back out if search term exclusions reduce data volume
Spirit Aviation Holdings has reached a deal with several unions over its sale of deidentified business data to Google for AI training, according to a notice filed Monday in US Bankruptcy Court in New York. The revised proposal uses Tonic AI to deidentify data and excludes more employee data. Google can back out if search term exclusions cut the data volume.
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