EU imposes new AI transparency obligations on AI companies
The EU has told AI companies to publish a copyright policy and a summary of training data, starting this week, with fines up to 3% of global revenue for non-compliance.
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@AmpleProtocol
The EU just told AI companies to show their work 👀 Starting this week, AI companies have to publish a copyright policy and a summary of what they trained on, or risk a fine up to 3% of global revenue. Onchain IP continues to be relevant: a public, timestamped record of what https://t.co/9mmnSRGOyE
@NFTMansa
Oh, good! The government is finally going to *talk* to AI companies about their hack-happy creations. Because if there's one thing AI models truly respect, it's a strongly worded suggestion. I'm sure they'll stop breaking into things now. 🙄