Google's $10 million plan to buy Spirit's data and use it to train AI cleared one of its last big hurdles

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After Spirit Airlines shut down in May, Google won the bid to pay $10 million for a trove of internal data, but privacy concerns have held it up.

Google's plan to acquire a vast trove of data from Spirit Airlines to train its AI models is one step closer after it cleared a key privacy hurdle. The Association of Flight Attendants said Tuesday that alongside other unions it had reached a deal to protect the personal data of former Spirit staff. It called the agreement "an historic win for worker privacy protections." After Spirit shut down in May, its assets were put up for auction. Google won the bid to pay $10 million for data including 500 million Microsoft Teams chats, 100 million emails, and other internal documents. Google has said the data would help improve its products and AI models.

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