Roblox says a researcher's AI agent "mistakenly scraped" Open3DLab

Roblox confirmed that an AI agent built by one of its researchers "mistakenly scraped" content from Open3DLab, a free 3D model site, and said the agent was decommissioned and the data was not used for any purpose, including AI training. Open3DLab says a crawler tagged with a Roblox address took 145.5 GB of 3D models, including adult files, and Roblox has not said whether the files were deleted. A Roblox spokesperson attributed the incident to the agent "failing to operate as intended" rather than company policy.

Roblox says a researcher's AI agent "mistakenly scraped" Open3DLab Open3DLab says a crawler tagged with a Roblox address took 145.5 GB of 3D models, including adult files. Roblox says the data wasn't used. By Emerson Redding https://runtimewire.com/author/emerson-redding · Published Why it matters Roblox's answer blames an agent "failing to operate as intended," not company policy. For companies building 3D and other foundation models, it shows how one research agent can create legal and reputational risk. Roblox still hasn't said whether the files were deleted. Roblox says one of its researchers built an AI agent that "mistakenly scraped" Open3DLab, a free 3D model site. The company says the data was not used for anything, including AI training. “A Roblox researcher built an agent to collect publicly available 3D assets that mistakenly scraped content from Open3DLab, failing to operate as intended,” a Roblox spokesperson told RuntimeWire. The spokesperson said the agent was decommissioned and the data was not used for any purpose, including training AI models.… When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission https://runtimewire.com/affiliate-monetization-standards . This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.