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I bet they will still continue to hoover up all kinds of data from Europe, either directly or via common crawl. So these "bans" seem really tough to enforce, th
by twelve40 4y ago
I bet they will still continue to hoover up all kinds of data from Europe, either directly or via common crawl. So these "bans" seem really tough to enforce, they may end up in a disadvatageous situation where openai is banned from usage by EU citizens, but the european data is still collected for training, daily by the terabyte.
PS it's kind of hilarious we're in the land of internet bans in the west now, eu bans openai, us bans tiktok, full speed ahead towards censored walled gardens.
- microtonal 4y agoIt will be a risk for companies that do operate in the EU though, like Google and Microsoft. Even if they'd sell their LLM-enabled products outside the EU, they could still be fined for using EU citizen data unauthorized. And this seems nearly impossible to untangle. Like, how do you know on a content-generating site which posts were written by EU citizens and which weren't? Exposing that information alone could be a privacy violation.