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Spirit Union Wins Limits on Google’s Use of Airline Data
A union representing former Spirit Airlines flight attendants persuaded Google to exclude employee medical records, labor-relations information and safety-investigation details from a data collection the tech giant bought for AI training, according to the source article.
Google spent $10 million to acquire a collection of internal data from the now-defunct airline. The company said the material would be “deidentified,” but the attendants’ union secured stricter terms governing what could be included.
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