Mathematicians push OpenAI on training-data provenance after breakthrough
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A second mathematician accuses OpenAI of using unpublished work and lacking transparency about training data after the non-sofic groups breakthrough, arguing that OpenAI hasn’t proven it didn’t rely on user data. OpenAI says no specific user data was accessed but cannot rule out indirect influence from de-identified data, fueling ethics concerns about transparency in AI-driven research.
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