Elon Musk is threatening Microsoft with a lawsuit, claiming that the company illegally trained its AI products on Twitter data.
Elon Musk has chosen his next major technology company to go to war with: Microsoft.
The company says that starting on April 25th, users will no longer be able to access the following features:View past Tweets and engagementMicrosoft is likely making this change due to Twitter starting to charge companies for API usage. This is even more obvious since the company said that “other social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn will continue to be available.”
It’s unclear if Microsoft’s actions are illegal, and if Musk’s sudden move to claim it as such is valid, but the idea that AI companies should compensate others for using their data for training is not an unreasonable request. Arguments can be made that, without doing so, it skirts with copyright infringement.
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