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Meta to resume training AI models in UK following ICO input
Meta announced it will begin training its AI models using U.K. adults' public posts, while incorporating feedback from the Information Commissioner's Office to ensure transparency. After Meta paused model training due to ICO scrutiny in June, its U.K. users will soon receive directions for opting out of having their data processed if they desire. Meanwhile, ICO Executive Director for Regulatory Risk Stephen Almond said the agency welcomed Meta's announcement and added the ICO will continue to monitor the practice.
Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the CEOs of other firms including Spotify and Publicis published an open letter Thursday, asking EU authorities to come up with a “modern interpretation” of the region’s consumer data protection rules or risk harming artificial intelligence development.
9 US AI bills include workforce, development efforts
FedScoop reports the U.S. House Committee on Science, Space and Technology passed nine bills focused on AI support and development. Key among them was to formally establish the National AI Research Resource and the NSF AI Education Act to support education and professional development by the National Science Foundation.
OpenAI will have an independent safety committee with the ability to delay model releases until issues are resolved, The Verge reports. The committee has members of the governing board on it, raising questions about how removed it will be from the directors.
LinkedIn is auto opting you in to using your data to train AI - here's how to turn it off
This week, my LinkedIn account was swamped with connections highlighting the website’s “Data for Generative AI Improvement” setting, which seems to automatically opt-in users to “Use my data for training content creation off AI models.” Certainly sounds a bit ominous, and in a world where training AI models is a grey area, it seems most of us don’t want to give up our data to make these models smarter.