@davejorgenson: Spirit Airlines’ data might help train Google’s AI. Google won a bankruptcy auction for the data, agreeing to pay $10 million for the information. The data does not contain any personally identifiable information, according to a court filing by PJT Partners vice president Dylan Friesner, an investment banker for Spirit. The data will be "deidentified" — meaning that it won't be associated with individual people and the buyer agrees not to attempt to re-identify the users. The deal includes about 100 million emails and 500 million Microsoft Teams chats, according to a court filing. It does not include passenger profiles or their frequent flyer information. Caption from article by Nathan Bomey, Axios.