Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently wrote, warning that companies using AI models actually pay a double cost: the obvious token fees and the proprietary k...
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently wrote, warning that companies using AI models actually pay a
double cost: the obvious token fees and the proprietary knowledge they must disclose to make the models work better. The models learn from usage traces, including prompts, agent-invoked tools, and user corrections of model errors. These experiences may be accumulated by the model providers and used to develop similar businesses, putting customers in direct competition. Nadella advocates that since AI companies can scrape internet content to train models, companies should also have the right to study and 'distill' AI companies' models. He criticizes some model providers for retaining the right to learn from customer usage and interaction data in their service terms, calling this 'one rule for them, another for us' approach ironic.
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IT之家:https://www.ithome.com/ 7 月 14 日消息,据外媒 TechCrunch 今天(14 日)报道,硅谷围绕人工智能风险的争论持续无休,最让 AI 拥护者坐立不安的,却是大型 AI 实验室可能借专有模型充当“特洛伊木马”。
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently wrote, warning that companies using AI models actually pay a double cost: the obvious token fees and the proprietary k...
IT之家(RSS)2026-07-14T00:23:30.000Z
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