Bidding war for defunct Spirit Airlines’ employee data will not die
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AI startup micro1 bids $12.5M for Spirit's records, topping Google's agreed $10M deal
The AI training-data company micro1 has offered $12.5M for Spirit Aviation’s internal records, topping Google’s agreed $10M and proposing an ombudsman chosen by Spirit’s advisers rather than the buyer. European law would treat the deidentification promise as a question about capability rather than a label, but none of it applies to an American liquidation. An […] This story continues at The Next Web
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Bidding war for defunct Spirit Airlines’ employee data will not die
The destiny of Spirit Airline’s data is still undecided, months after the company sought bankruptcy protection. AI data company Micro1 has now offered $12.5 million to acquire a trove of the company’s emails, Teams chats, operations and employee productivity data, according to a report by aviation website Simply Flying, It said the data includes about 600 million email and chat records generated by 17,000 employees, as well as 17 million OneDriv…
Micro1 offered USD 12.5 million for Spirit Aviation Holdings' internal records, in an attempt to exceed the $10 million agreement reached by Google. The dispute not only faces two prices: it also puts under scrutiny who will control the disidentification of data, which files will enter into the operation, and if an already closed auction can be reopened.
AI startup seeks Spirit Airlines’ business records from Google amid bankruptcy auction
The auction's outcome could set a precedent for how de-identified corporate data is valued and contested in AI development and bankruptcy contexts. The post AI startup seeks Spirit Airlines’ business records from Google amid bankruptcy auction appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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