Digital Necrophilia and Corporate Espionage: What AI Is Now Being Fed ☠️

The era when neural networks were trained on data from GitHub or StackOverflow is long gone. Ilya Sutskever said back in 2024 that public data is exhausted.

More and more raw logs of human suffering are needed.

And here's how they solve this problem.

1️⃣ Direct tracking of own employees
Zuckerberg rolled out an internal tool called Model Capability Initiative (MCI). In fact, it's a legalized trojan that the company installs on its employees' work computers.

The software logs mouse movements, every keystroke, and takes screenshots. Why? To teach AI agents to imitate the work of skin bags (navigation through menus, hotkeys, software usage).
And in parallel, they lay off 10% of the staff and turn the remaining engineers into "AI builders."

So you sit, write code, while spyware in the background records your motor skills to train a digital clone that will replace you tomorrow. Perfect business process.

2️⃣ Sale of digital corpses
It turns out that if a startup dies, it can still be profitably harvested for organs. A whole market has emerged where services that help companies shut down also sell off their digital footprint.
Archives of correspondence, email chains, piles of tickets, terabytes of cloud data—all of it goes to AI labs for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Your local meme in the work chat or a five-story curse in pull request comments is now valid training data.

Currently, huge budgets (talking billions of dollars from folks like Anthropic) are pouring into RL Gyms—reinforcement learning environments where agents train to survive in an office. A neural network doesn't just need to know Python syntax. It needs to be fed patterns of how a skin bag tries to extract access from a DevOps, find the right document, and figure out why production crashed when no one touched anything.

In short, your daily routine can now be raw material for training your own automators. And wait for the next GPT-6 to tell the whole world how you cursed out your lead in DMs in 2026.