在纽约时报等新闻机构对Microsoft和OpenAI提起的版权诉讼中，法庭解封的内部文件曝光了Microsoft应用科学总监Brent Hecht的多份警告备忘录。1Hecht在这些文件中严厉抨击利用新闻内容训练人工智能的做法，称其为"前所未有的巨大盗窃"，并进一步表示这可能构成"人类历史上最大的劳动力盗窃"。1
Hecht还指控Microsoft和OpenAI的相关计划"完全嘲笑了公平使用的概念"。1这些机密文件在纠纷的诉讼程序中被解封，周四公之于众。1
Sealed internal documents revealed in a copyright lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI have exposed stark criticism from within the company itself. Brent Hecht, Microsoft's Director of Applied Science, warned in memos that scraping news content to train artificial intelligence constitutes "an astonishing theft of unprecedented proportions" and potentially represents "the largest theft of labor in human history."1 The documents were unsealed on Thursday as part of a summary judgment motion filed by news organizations including The New York Times in their legal action against the two companies.1
In his internal warnings, Hecht further contended that the companies' approach to using news material for AI training "makes a complete mockery of the idea of 'fair use.'"1 His remarks underscore significant internal disagreement within Microsoft regarding the ethics and legality of harvesting published content without authorization to build AI systems.
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