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The employees in this case aren’t going looking where they weren’t supposed to. This isn’t an auditing problem, like the Google/Facebook/Amazon employee snoopin
by zaroth 4y ago
The employees in this case aren’t going looking where they weren’t supposed to. This isn’t an auditing problem, like the Google/Facebook/Amazon employee snooping where they aren’t supposed to.
In this case employees are tasked with watching the video clips that car owner intentionally shared with them in order to label it (draw boxes around specific objects).
After spending 8 hours a day drawing boxes around fire hydrants, they would joke about the funny things they saw with their coworkers.
This is literally how all human labeled AI training works. You can’t teach an AI to identify crucial features on the road without building the labeled data set to train it with.
Amazon does the same thing with Alexa. Apple does the same thing with Siri. Security camera companies all do the same thing with their motion and object detection software.
- asdff 4y agohttps://www.theverge.com/2023/4/6/23672760/tesla-employees-share-vehicle-recordings-privacy https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/6/23672760/tesla-employees-s... They were sharing recordings and screenshots on internal message boards, even making memes of them. It wasn't just funny stuff either, graphic stuff too. That's far from joking around with your coworkers, even that would be totally inappropriate and worthy of termination imo.
- account42 3y ago> video clips that car owner intentionally shared with them Clicking through a we-can-do-whatever-we-want agreement is hardly the same as intentionally sharing something.