X在9个欧盟国家面临人工智能数据使用诉讼

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数字权利非营利组织NOYB在9个欧洲国家对X提起诉讼,指控该社交网络在未经用户同意的情况下使用个人数据来训练其“Grok”人工智能模型。这家总部位于奥地利的组织表示,X(前身为推特)违反了欧盟隐私法。

在一篇博客文章中,NOYB主席Max Schrems宣布,该权利组织已向奥地利、比利时、法国、希腊、爱尔兰、意大利、荷兰、西班牙和波兰的数据隐私当局提交了《通用数据保护条例》(GDPR)投诉。

人权组织希望对X进行全面调查

NOYB希望向爱尔兰数据保护委员会(DPC)施压,要求其全面调查X在未经欧盟6000万用户同意或知情的情况下使用其数据的指控。DPC是总部设在爱尔兰的大多数美国大型科技公司的主要欧盟监管机构。

该机构已对X采取法庭行动,停止处理用户数据以开发、改进或训练其人工智能。DPC希望执行一项命令,使埃隆·马斯克拥有的公司的系统符合GDPR。然而,NOYB指责爱尔兰DPC,称其“臭名昭著地亲企业,对X采取了半心半意的行动”

NOYB主席兼隐私活动家Schrems表示,DPC的法庭行动并没有质疑X处理用户数据的合法性。相反,他认为,他们关心的是所谓的“缓解措施”和X缺乏合作,并回避“核心问题”

施雷姆斯说:“过去几年,我们看到了无数DPC低效和部分执法的例子。”。“我们希望确保推特完全遵守欧盟法律,在这种情况下,欧盟法律至少要求征得用户的同意。”

NOYB的目标是全面调查X是如何在不咨询用户的情况下训练其生成性人工智能模型Grok的。

Schrems说:“与用户直接互动的公司只需在使用他们的数据之前向他们显示是/否提示。”。“他们经常做很多其他事情,所以人工智能培训也是可能的。”

X于2023年11月推出了Grok,这一法律诉讼发生在Grok 2测试版发布前几天。

大型科技公司一直在努力解决围绕数据培训的道德问题。2024年6月,Meta在11个欧洲国家就其新的隐私政策提起诉讼,该政策表明该公司打算使用账户生成的数据来训练其人工智能模型。

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