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exploitative

[ik-sploi-tuh-tiv] / ɪkˈsplɔɪ tə tɪv /




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“Whenever you hear words like ‘predatory’ or ‘exploitative’ or ‘harassing’ or ‘bullying,’ you know you’re dealing with terms that are potentially very vague and often, by themselves, too vague to be legally usable terms.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Lots of the AI industry is exploitative - AI built on people's work without permission, served up to users who get no say in the matter," he told BBC News.

From BBC

Hit-Boy also has a dual source for his suffering: his exploitative label deal and his father’s roller-coaster ride through the criminal justice system.

From Los Angeles Times

Outside the stadium, Prefontaine led the attack on the exploitative Amateur Athletic Union, which controlled a player’s amateur status and Olympics qualifications.

From The Wall Street Journal

The proclamation includes provisions for national interest exemptions that could allow legitimate high-skilled immigration while blocking exploitative practices by outsourcing firms.

From Los Angeles Times