Google and flight attendants' union agree on privacy limits for Spirit Airlines data sale
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Google and the Association of Flight Attendants reached an agreement covering Google's proposed $10 million purchase of Spirit Airlines data, according to Wired.
The revised deal has a third-party company, Tonic AI, de-identify the records, excludes sensitive employee files, and lets Google back out if the cleaning reduces the assets by more than 8 percent. A judge still needs to approve the agreement next week.
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- Wired · AINewsGoogle Wanted Spirit Airlines Data. Flight Attendants Found a Way to Opt Out
AIGoogle and the Association for Flight Attendants reached an agreement covering the proposed sale of Spirit Airlines data to Google for $10 million. The revised deal requires a third-party company, Tonic AI, to de-identify records, excludes sensitive employee files, and lets Google back out if the cleaning cuts the assets by more than 8 percent. A judge still needs to approve the agreement next week.
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