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How the upcoming AI legislations around the world, like voice cloning prevention and disclosure requeriment of techincal details of models, will affect open source or selfhosted models? (fedia.io)
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How the upcoming AI legislations around the world, like voice cloning prevention and disclosure requeriment of techincal details of models, will affect open source or selfhosted models?

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[–] ryujin470@fedia.io 1 points 1 day ago

@spit_evil_olive_tips@beehaw.org One example is the EU AI Act. Their requeriments for open source models are very lenient, only requiring summary of training data and disclosure of training details like the computational power used. But proprietary models, on the other hand, are required to implement content filtering etc.