Amazon, Google and Meta are pillaging culture, data and creativity' to train AI, Australian inquiry finds
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from www.theguardian.com2 months ago
Senator Tony Sheldon expressed deep frustration as Amazon, Google, and Meta evaded inquiries about their data use, likening the experience to a cheap magic trick with no substance.
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The inquiry report suggested that AI models like OpenAI's GPT and Google's Gemini should automatically be classified as high risk, necessitating stronger transparency and accountability regulations.
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Sheldon emphasized the need for Australia to create standalone AI laws, underscoring that existing legal frameworks must be revised to protect citizens rather than catering to big tech.
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Meta has been utilizing data from Facebook and Instagram users for AI development since 2007, yet struggled to clarify how user consent is applicable for such future uses.
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