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Even if they wouldn't need permission to gather and process that data, does this circumvent the right to ask for your personal data in the possession of someone
by jhgb 4y ago
Even if they wouldn't need permission to gather and process that data, does this circumvent the right to ask for your personal data in the possession of someone to be deleted? I know there are several listed exceptions to an entity's obligation to comply with your request for data deletion (freedom of expression, public interest, legal obligation for keeping data), but I strongly doubt any of them apply to GPT-3, and none of them refers to the way the data has been collected.
- that_guy_iain 4y agoI suspect it might not be technically feasible to delete. For example, it's in a language mode, it's not like it's going to be easily identifiable. And your name alone isn't data you can demand to be removed. For example, I might want "Iain Cambridge" to be removed but the other Iain Cambridge might want records belong to them to remain.