Tech giants commit to removing nude images from AI training data
By Lauren Taylor (Reporter), Jake Maslo (Video Editor)
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Several big tech companies have committed to removing nude images from AI training datasets. The news is in response to the Biden administration’s call for action.
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The White House says Adobe, Cohere, Microsoft, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Common Crawl made voluntary commitments to fight AI-generated image-based sexual abuse
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Tech companies have pledged to remove nude images from AI training datasets “when appropriate and depending on the purpose of the model.”
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The White House reports an alarming increase in image-based sexual abuse. Platforms have become breeding grounds for the creation, dissemination, and monetization of deepfakes, alongside a concerning rise in sextortion cases.
The 2023-24 school year witnessed a global epidemic of deepfake incidents, with teenage girls being the primary targets of explicit content created and shared by their peers.
Commitments from these AI companies specifically target the prevention of nonconsensual intimate images of adults and child sexual abuse material.
However, critics argue that voluntary efforts are insufficient to tackle the complex challenges posed by AI-generated sexual content. The president of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, Mary Franks, emphasized that responsible and accountable practices by tech companies could have prevented the current crisis.
Another group of tech giants, including Bumble, Discord, Match Group, Meta, and TikTok, also announced a set of voluntary principles aimed at preventing image-based sexual abuse.
Lauren Taylor
SEVERAL BIG TECH COMPANIES HAVE COMMITTED TO REMOVING NUDE IMAGES FROM AI TRAINING DATASETS, IN RESPONSE TO THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION’S CALL FOR ACTION.
COMPANIES INCLUDING ADOBE, ANTHROPIC, COHERE, MICROSOFT, AND OPENAI HAVE PLEDGED TO IMPLEMENT WHAT THEY CALL RESPONSIBLE SOURCING PRACTICES AND INCORPORATE FEEDBACK LOOPS TO GUARD AGAINST THE OUTPUT OF IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE.
TECH COMPANIES HAVE PLEDGED TO REMOVING NUDE IMAGES FROM AI TRAINING DATASETS “WHEN APPROPRIATE AND DEPENDING ON THE PURPOSE OF THE MODEL.”
THE WHITE HOUSE REPORTS AN ALARMING INCREASE IN IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE PLATFORMS HAVE BECOME BREEDING GROUNDS FOR THE CREATION, DISSEMINATION, AND MONETIZATION OF DEEPFAKES, ALONGSIDE A CONCERNING RISE IN SEXTORTION CASES.
THE 2023-24 SCHOOL YEAR WITNESSED A GLOBAL EPIDEMIC OF DEEPFAKE INCIDENTS, WITH TEENAGE GIRLS BEING THE PRIMARY TARGETS OF EXPLICIT CONTENT CREATED AND SHARED BY THEIR PEERS.
COMMITMENTS FROM THESE AI COMPANIES SPECIFICALLY TARGET THE PREVENTION OF NON-CONSENSUAL INTIMATE IMAGES OF ADULTS AND CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL.
HOWEVER – CRITICS ARGUE THAT VOLUNTARY EFFORTS ARE INSUFFICIENT TO TACKLE THE COMPLEX CHALLENGES POSED BY AI-GENERATED SEXUAL CONTENT.
PRESIDENT OF THE CYBER CIVIL RIGHTS INITIATIVE, EMPHASIZED THAT RESPONSIBLE AND ACCOUNTABLE PRACTICES BY TECH COMPANIES COULD HAVE PREVENTED THE CURRENT CRISIS.
ANOTHER GROUP OF TECH GIANTS INCLUDING BUMBLE, DISCORD, MATCH GROUP, META, AND TIKTOK ALSO ANNOUNCED A SET OF VOLUNTARY PRINCIPLES AIMED AT PREVENTING IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE.
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Tech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on The IndependentTech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on Associated Press NewsTech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on abc NewsWhite House announces Big Tech commitments to reduce image-based sexual abuse
Click to see story on NBC NewsTech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on The Seattle TimesWhite House gets voluntary commitments from AI companies to curb deepfake porn
Click to see story on EngadgetBig tech commits to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing dataset nudity
Click to see story on Abbotsford NewsBig tech commits to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing dataset nudity
Click to see story on Smithers Interior NewsBig tech commits to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing dataset nudity
Click to see story on Kitimat Northern SentinelBig tech commits to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing dataset nudity
Click to see story on Houston TodayBig tech commits to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing dataset nudity
Click to see story on crestonvalleyadvance.caBig tech commits to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing dataset nudity
Click to see story on grandforksgazette.caTech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on Washington Top NewsWhite House extracts voluntary commitments from AI vendors to combat deepfake nudes
Click to see story on TechCrunchTech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on WMBDRight
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The White House says Adobe, Cohere, Microsoft, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Common Crawl made voluntary commitments to fight AI-generated image-based sexual abuse
Click to see story on TechmemeTech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets – The Morning Sun
Click to see story on Morning SunTech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on WBALWhite House Gets Voluntary Commitments From AI Companies To Curb Deepfake Porn
Click to see story on slashdot.orgAI giants are committed to fighting pornographic deepfake
Click to see story on Clubic.comWhite House secures commitment from AI firms to curb deepfake porn – SiliconANGLE
Click to see story on SiliconANGLEThe Entrepreneurial Way with A.I.: White House extracts voluntary commitments from AI vendors to combat deepfake nudes #Ecommerce
Click to see story on The Entrepreneurial Way with A.I.Tech companies commit to fighting harmful AI sexual imagery by curbing nudity from datasets
Click to see story on The Business JournalAI Companies Commit to Combating Sexual Abuse Deepfakes
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