Accusation: a covert industry packages and sells your work identity to AI labs
kevinafischer · x · 2026-09-09
An unverified accusation claims that computer-use advances are partly fueled by a covert industry that licenses, sells, and launders users' work identity and outputs to major AI labs—washed through third-party intermediaries to maintain plausible deniability. No evidence is provided, but the post points at a gray zone in AI training data sourcing and user privacy.
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