📄 中文摘要
Grammarly在未经真实用户许可的情况下，使用了包括记者在内的真实身份为其“专家评审”AI建议提供支持。记者Julia Angwin于周三提起的集体诉讼指控Grammarly侵犯了个人隐私权。诉讼称，Grammarly的行为不仅侵犯了用户的身份权利，还可能对用户的声誉造成损害。这一事件引发了对AI技术在使用个人数据时的伦理和法律问题的广泛关注。Grammarly面临的法律挑战可能会影响其未来的发展方向和用户信任度。
Grammarly的一位‘专家’因其盗用身份的AI功能起诉公司
📄 English Summary
One of Grammarly’s ‘experts’ is suing the company over its identity-stealing AI feature
Grammarly has been using the identities of real individuals, including journalists, for its 'Expert Review' AI suggestions without obtaining their consent. A class-action lawsuit filed by journalist Julia Angwin on Wednesday alleges that Grammarly has violated personal privacy rights. The lawsuit claims that Grammarly's actions not only infringe upon users' identity rights but may also damage their reputations. This incident has sparked widespread concern regarding the ethical and legal implications of AI technology in the use of personal data. The legal challenges faced by Grammarly could impact its future development and user trust.