Kaggle removes problematic stroke dataset for copyright infringement
The online data repository Kaggle has removed a problematic dataset for violating intellectual property rights months after it was flagged by sleuths for containing celebrity photos and lacking information on data provenance or confirmed medical diagnoses. Researchers had used the images to train machine learning algorithms to detect stroke, but the dataset instead contained images … Continue reading Kaggle removes problematic stroke dataset for copyright infringement
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Published: 29 July 2026
Source: Retraction Watch
Category: News
Topics: Copyright & IP · Healthcare
Retrieved: 30 July 2026
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