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Is this applicable just to the recent generative ML models for text, images, audio where you give it a prompt, or is this also applicable to other ML models. T
by rhdunn 3y ago
Is this applicable just to the recent generative ML models for text, images, audio where you give it a prompt, or is this also applicable to other ML models.
That is, does it apply to text-to-speech models that take phonetic/text and prosody information and convert that to audio -- like that reseached by the University of Edinburgh?
Does it apply to the various NLP models that predict parts of speech, morphology, lemmas, word senses, coreferences and other NLP topics? E.g. will it apply to things like word2vec?
- krisoft 3y ago> is this also applicable to other ML models Yes. The law is not concerned with technological details, but what the technology is used for. You ask a lot of “does it apply” questions, and the answer to each of them is “yes”. But that answer alone might be misleading. If the tech is used in a low risk application then there are different requirements than if it is used in a high risk application.