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Mercor faces at least seven class-action lawsuits after a third-party data breach exposed contractor information including recorded interviews, facial biometric data, and computer screenshots. Plaintiffs allege Mercor shared applicant data with partners in violation of federal regulations and used recorded interviews to train AI models. Meta paused work with Mercor and is investigating. Mercor disputed the claims and said it complied with laws.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Mercore faces at least seven class-action lawsuits after a third-party data breach
00:07exposed contractor information, according to the Wall Street Journal.
00:11The breach allegedly exposed Mercore contractor data, including recorded interviews,
00:16facial biometric data, and computer screenshots.
00:19Plaintiffs allege the company collected applicant data, such as background checks,
00:23and shared it with partners in violation of federal regulations.
00:26Lawsuits claim Mercore-monitored contractor computers,
00:30used recorded interviews to train AI models,
00:33and trained models on materials that may belong to other companies.
00:37Contractors said screenshots were captured frequently
00:39and included sensitive personal and professional data.
00:43Meta paused work with Mercore and is investigating.
00:45Mercore disputed the claims and said it complied with laws
00:48and acted quickly to address the breach.
00:50For all things money, visit benzinga.com.
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