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Would GDPR or other regulation apply to the data that these model is trained with? Is it not a risk that the model will record some private information in some
by airocker 6y ago
Would GDPR or other regulation apply to the data that these model is trained with? Is it not a risk that the model will record some private information in someone's email?
- neximo64 6y agoMaybe host and use it in a non GDPR environment, it's always going to be ambiguous and risky.
- ma2rten 6y agoYes, it has been shown [1] that these models can memorize information even if it only appears once in the training data. It could potentially cause issues with privacy and especially copyright. However, in this case it's not relevant because they didn't release the model weights. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2012.07805 https://arxiv.org/abs/2012.07805
- airocker 6y agoEven if they did not, they have it for themselves. If this uses any personal data, then GDPR and other regulations may not be getting respected.
- visarga 6y agoIf they have a policy to respond to GDPR requests, and maybe if they use a bloom filter to avoid repeating the training data, then it should be ok?
- bidirectional 6y agoI feel like a future version of GPT will easily be able to answer 'What is the home address of ...@gmail.com', given the abundance of data it is trained on and the widespread proliferation of leaked databases.