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This seems like a liability nightmare. If they're just scanning all the image files on people's devices and using them for training, they're inevitably going to
by kevingadd 1y ago
This seems like a liability nightmare. If they're just scanning all the image files on people's devices and using them for training, they're inevitably going to scoop up nudes without permission, not to mention the occasional CSAM or gore photo, right? Why would you want to risk having stuff like that sneak into your training set when you already have access to all people's public photos?
- sebmellen 1y agoI’m sure they use a provider like Hive to scan all the photos before processing them.
- latentsea 1y agoThe purpose of a system is what it does. To that end it could actually be a plot by the CIA to find targets with this type of material on their devices, which can then be used against them to turn them into assets.
- heavyset_go 1y agoIt's simple, they don't care.
- tjpnz 1y agoI doubt anyone who works there would care.
- bregma 1y agoThey have already captured federal regulation in the USA. If a federal agent decides to prosecute, it's one press of the "you're FIRED!" button.