A London-based startup, backed by Microsoft, operated an AI tool manned by 700 engineers in India, reports The Times of India. Allegations suggest the company passed off human engineering expertise as artificial intelligence. The company, valued at over a billion dollars, faces scrutiny for potentially mispresenting its AI capabilities.
A London-based startup, backed by Microsoft, operated an AI tool manned by 700 engineers in India, reports The Times of India. Allegations suggest the company passed off human engineering expertise as artificial intelligence. The company, valued at over a billion dollars, faces scrutiny for potentially mispresenting its AI capabilities.