House Sign-on Letter: Spirit Airlines & Google Need Guardrails for Sensitive Employee Data Transfer
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The shift of bankrupt firms towards large data packets to train their AI models has sparked a new commercial race and data security crisis in the global technology market.
Google offers millions of Spirit Airlines data to train its own AI. Suppliers and employees fear the drain of sensitive information – and other cases.
House Sign-on Letter: Spirit Airlines & Google Need Guardrails for Sensitive Employee Data Transfer
October 1, 2026 Dear Representative: On behalf of our affiliated unions representing hundreds of thousands of airline workers, the Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO (TTD) urges you to sign onto a letter led by House Labor Caucus Co-Chair Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) expressing concerns regarding the proposed $10 million sale of Spirit Airlines’ internal data of […]
AI companies are improving their business models by using data from bankrupt firms; ethical and privacy concerns are growing. 🚆
Google and Micro1 have offered $10 million and $12.5 million respectively for 97.5 million passenger records of Spirit Airlines, which has filed for bankruptcy. Suppliers and employees are concerned about data leaks, and the court is expected to finalize the sale today.
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