US EditionWhat Is the Risk of Giving Our Personal Data over the Internet?
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When browsing the Internet, we must do something simple and complicated at the same time: be very careful when it comes to providing our data, such as our postal code.Continue reading...
Nick Clegg, former co-founder of tech giant Meta, says the artificial intelligence (AI) industry would essentially collapse if companies that build language models had to ask permission from copyright holders whose work is used to train AI models.
Since 27 May, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has used the personal public data of its European users to drive its models of artificial intelligence, a rather brutal change of policy whose legality raises questions.
Today is the last day people have to object to Meta using their personal data to train the company's artificial intelligence model. Meta is the parent company of the social media companies Facebook and Instagram. In April, the Icelandic Data Protection Authority drew attention to the fact that at the end of May, Meta would begin training artificial intelligence using posts, photos and comments from users of the two social media companies in Euro…
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