Nature's editor-in-chief advises scientists not to share data with AI labs
examachine · x · 2026-09-29
A retweet cites Nature's editor-in-chief advising scientists not to share their data and findings with external AI model companies. The poster agrees emphatically, calling OpenAI and Anthropic "thieves." The underlying tension: research data may end up training commercial products, fueling growing distrust between academia and AI labs over data ownership and value.
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