Round Table China Posts training AI? Social media users outraged!
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Oct 24, 2024 Social media backlash erupts as users grapple with new terms allowing AI training on their posts. The debate heats up around intellectual property and consent, raising ethical dilemmas for content creators. Amidst this, quirky airport regulations in New Zealand on farewell times add a humorous twist, showcasing how technology impacts personal relationships. Additionally, the discussion touches on the global outrage over data commodification and the need for clear labeling of AI-generated content.
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X Users Outraged Over AI Training
- X (formerly Twitter) will use user posts to train its AI model, raising ethical concerns about intellectual property and consent.
- Users are questioning their continued engagement with the platform.
X's New Terms of Service
- X's updated terms of service grant them a royalty-free license to use user content for AI training.
- This includes analyzing content for machine learning and AI models.
Automatic Opt-In and Ineffective Opt-Out
- Users are automatically opted in to the new terms, and their posts will be used for AI training.
- Opting out might not be effective, as AI models may not unlearn data.