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There is: Get lawmakers to decide on a standard for machine readable opt-out of content from web-scraping specifically for images, and then get them to pass law
by usrbinbash 4y ago
There is: Get lawmakers to decide on a standard for machine readable opt-out of content from web-scraping specifically for images, and then get them to pass laws that make ignoring those illegal.
Some nations already feature legislation close to that, sans the standardization of the format.
- sebzim4500 4y agoThis doesn't work unless every first world country agrees to it. Otherwise you just run your training somewhere else. 'Just' getting this through the EU, the US and China would probably be impossible and even then there would be plenty of jurisdictions left over.
- usrbinbash 4y ago> This doesn't work It has a chance of working. I can't see that chance for attempts to dissuade people by manipulating images. Because the latter can lead to an arms race: Training workflows get smarter and reverse or otherwise deal with changed data points. In response, technologies changing the data to prevent training will have to get better as well.