Overview
- Apple denies using transcribed YouTube videos for its Apple Intelligence AI, claiming it uses licensed data.
- The dataset, compiled by EleutherAI, includes subtitles from over 173,000 videos across 48,000 channels.
- Affected creators include prominent YouTubers like MrBeast, Marques Brownlee, and educational channels like Khan Academy.
- The unauthorized use of YouTube data violates the platform's terms of service, raising questions about ethical AI practices.
- Tech companies argue they are not at fault as they did not directly scrape the data themselves.