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I think innocent-until-proven-guilty is the correct approach in general but... It's also immature to assume your data will stay private in the long term. These
by j4k0bfr 14d ago
I think innocent-until-proven-guilty is the correct approach in general but... It's also immature to assume your data will stay private in the long term.
These AI companies are immensely valuable targets. When they get breached, their datasets will inevitably penetrate public datasets. And why would any AI company refuse to train on 'public' data?
- PunchyHamster 14d agoinnocent until proven guilty is definitely wrong approach vs tech giants who time and time again prove they will do anything unethical if only they can theoretize how to get away with it or the fine is low enough