A.I.’s Data Wall + a Surprise Privacy Bill + What Happened to the TikTok Ban?

2024/4/12

Hard Fork

Trevor Hughes

Kevin Drews和Casey Newton：大型语言模型训练数据不足，科技公司为获取更多数据不择手段，例如OpenAI未经授权抓取YouTube视频数据，谷歌修改服务条款以利用用户生成内容，Meta则考虑收购出版商或购买书籍版权。这种行为的合法性和伦理性存在争议，可能面临法律挑战。未来，合成数据可能成为解决数据不足问题的一种方案，但其有效性和合法性仍有待考证。 Trevor Hughes：美国即将通过的《美国隐私权利法案》(APRA)是一项全面的国家隐私法，它规定了数据最小化原则，赋予数据主体更多权利，并增加了违规行为的处罚力度。该法案适用范围广泛，涵盖科技公司、汽车制造商、银行、医院等各种实体。该法案的通过，是由于美国在数据隐私立法方面长期落后于其他国家，以及其他立法议程（如AI政策、儿童隐私、TikTok数据传输标准）的需要。

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This week, the companies building artificial intelligence are facing a limit to what training data is publicly available on the internet. Will that stop them from building God? Then, a new bipartisan national privacy law proposal just dropped. We ask what’s in it. And finally, ByteDance is building new apps instead of fighting Congress’s TikTok ban.

Today’s Guests:

Trevor Hughes, president and C.E.O. of the International Association of Privacy Professionals

Additional Reading:

How Tech Giants Cut Corners to Harvest Data for A.I.)

For Data-Guzzling A.I. Companies, the Internet Is Too Small)

Lawmakers unveil sprawling plan to expand online privacy protections)

TikTok Turns to Nuns, Veterans and Ranchers in Marketing Blitz)

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