Japan to require AI firms to disclose training data (japantimes.co.jp) 2 points by anigbrowl 24d ago ↗ HN
[–] SlightlyLeftPad 24d ago ↗ Title is a bit misleading. Article says> “by urging firms”Hardly a “requirement” and I’m fairly confident that 100% of the companies will choose the “explain why they won’t disclose” option. [–] lokar 24d ago ↗ I assume it’s the first phase. Based on how companies respond they can enact more rules.
[–] lokar 24d ago ↗ I assume it’s the first phase. Based on how companies respond they can enact more rules.
[–] lokar 24d ago ↗ “ The draft was drawn up amid growing concerns that texts and images may be used to train AI models without consent”Who should tell them? [–] tmottabr 24d ago ↗ they know, the phrasing is deliberate after revisions from legal..
[–] musicale 24d ago ↗ Good luck enforcing that.Though with AI-powered ghiblification it's pretty obvious where some of the training data came from.
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[ 0.31 ms ] story [ 6.4 ms ] thread> “by urging firms”
Hardly a “requirement” and I’m fairly confident that 100% of the companies will choose the “explain why they won’t disclose” option.
Who should tell them?
Though with AI-powered ghiblification it's pretty obvious where some of the training data came from.