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Josh Render

Apple refutes claim it trained Apple Intelligence on stolen data — here's what we know

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Apple has clarified its position amid reports it used stolen YouTube video data to train Apple Intelligence. The company said that while it had used the data in the past, none of it was used to train Apple Intelligence.

Recently it was revealed that an AI research lab called EleutherAI had harvested subtitles from YouTube videos without the creators' consent. This data was then combined with data from Wikipedia, the U.K. Parliament and Enron Staff emails and added to a dataset called “the Pile.”

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