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#righttobeforgotten

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Reading #loops privacy policy got me thinking about #RightToBeForgotten / #GDPR info update provision and #fediverse

Can federated software ever confirm to those laws? Best a server can do is remove/update local representation and send out a Delete/Update(Person) activity. But once a profile has been federated it is out of control. It's hard to even track where it federated to.

Is there any writing/analysis on this? How do folks running #ActivityPub services deal with delete/update requests?

I'm trying to remember a website where you can see guides on how to delete your personal information from different services online.
I'm sure it has been shared here many times before. Anybody know what I could mean?

PS: I was thinking about justdeleteme.xyz, but apparently remembered it a bit wrong.
justgetmydata.com and justwhatsthedata.github.io are also interesting.

#AI #ML #MU #MachineUnlearning #TrustworthyAI #RightToBeForgotten: "Machine Unlearning (MU) is often analyzed in terms of how it can facilitate the “right to be forgotten.” However, in this Perspective, we show that MU can support the OECD’s five principles for trustworthy AI, which are influencing AI development and regulation worldwide. We also argue that the implementation of MU is not without ethical risks. To address these concerns and amplify the positive impact of MU, we offer policy recommendations across six categories to encourage the research and uptake of this potentially highly influential new technology."

papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf

I just reached out to Finland's Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman asking for clarification / information on the legality of Reddit's restoration of user data despite that no longer being under the consent of the user or their right to be forgotten. If it wasn't on their radar before, it is now.

Thanks to all of you posting on Mastodon about it (also referenced Hacker News).

Hoping to hear back.

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#RightToBeForgotten might conflict with #AI:

1️⃣ AI cannot reliably #unlearn: Possible side effects; residual information might still exist.
2️⃣ A complete retraining for a #GPT3-like model presumably costs several million US$ in electricity alone.
3️⃣ "Late" additional training *might* impact #AIsafety:
garymarcus.substack.com/p/why-

Anyone know of a #RTBF claim against an #LLM, e.g. #OpenAI?

The Road to AI We Can TrustWhy *is* Bing so reckless?By Gary Marcus