The new study adds to growing concerns that AI may intrude on privacy.
“This was done without anyone’s knowledge, and nobody was even given a chance to provide consent.
The software can produce new images from text prompts.
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The team reduced the training time for each participant by incorporating photo captions into the algorithm.
“We use the technologies produced by artificial intelligence daily,” Li added.
That’s machine learning.”
He pointed to the growing collection of videos by law enforcement as evidence of this trend.
“This collection by itself is a harm, removing privacy we previously had.”
The growing use of AI also increases the need for data to develop AI models, Watson-Bruhn said.
The potential misuse of your data both intentionally and otherwise, is another harm."
TheWhite Houses National Cybersecurity Strategylaunched this month includes anAI Bill of Rightsto guide businesses on implementing ethical AI.
