Post #2419219
2024-08-26 17:58 UTC
@ole@chaos.social @dimsumthinking@mastodon.social Wasn’t the “right to forget” a big thing in the EU a few years ago? Doesn’t it apply here because the statements aren’t true in the first place or something?
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@cocoafrog@hachyderm.io 2024-08-26 18:14
@NeoNacho@mastodon.social @ole@chaos.social @dimsumthinking@mastodon.social afaik @noybeu@mastodon.social is suing one (all?) of the chatbot providers with exactly that argument (+ the right to have your info corrected) and that it applies to LLMs as well. But I think that hasn’t been decided yet and it seems some of the lower courts at least have different opinions.
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@WebCoder49@floss.social 2024-08-27 13:04
@NeoNacho@mastodon.social @ole@chaos.social @dimsumthinking@mastodon.social Yes, I think so. I'm actually researching (unprofessionally) it out of interest, and it's often referred to as "Machine Unlearning" in literature, in case you want to look more into it.