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Zoom Uses Customer Data for AI Training; Faces Legal Quandary

Analytics Vidhya

In a new twist of events, Zoom, the popular videoconferencing platform, is entangled in a legal predicament regarding using customer data for training artificial intelligence (AI) models. The controversy centers around its recent terms and conditions, sparking user outrage and raising pertinent questions about data privacy and consent.

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ChatGPT, Author of The Quixote

O'Reilly on Data

We have many current and future copyright challenges: training may not infringe copyright, but legal doesn’t mean legitimate—we consider the analogy of MegaFace where surveillance models have been trained on photos of minors, for example, without informed consent. Specific prompts seem to “unlock” training data.

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Survey: Execs eager to implement generative AI, but few know how

CIO Business Intelligence

Nearly two-thirds (62%) said their firms were waiting to see how new regulations around AI use develop, while 74% said that substantive change management would be needed to help cope with the advent of generative AI. There’s very few legal folks who have expertise in this area,” he noted. Generative AI

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What is your data strategy for an AI future?

CIO Business Intelligence

The application of AI to many business processes will only accelerate the need to ensure the veracity and timeliness of the data used, whether generated internally or sourced externally. a year from using poor quality data. And IBM calculate that bad data is costing the US economy more than $3 trillion a year.

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EU and US agree to chart common course on AI regulation

CIO Business Intelligence

The European Union and the US have agreed to increase co-operation in the development of technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI), placing a particular emphasis on safety and governance. The US government has, however, taken steps to put its own house in order by developing a strategy on the use of AI for federal agencies.

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Top overlooked GenAI security risks for businesses

CIO Business Intelligence

As AI becomes more sophisticated, so too do the potential threats, especially in terms of organizational IP and personal privacy. Current IP laws are not designed to handle this scenario, leading to a legal gray area. The answer to that question can have a huge impact on a business’s profitability and legal exposure going forward.

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How Accenture’s solution erases the blind spots of services spend management

CIO Business Intelligence

But a sense of frustration pervaded the company, as procurement teams complained about limited visibility into contract terms and challenges tracking statement of work (SOW) agreements, pacts specifying goals, and deadlines expected of external employees. With 738,000 employees and $3.8 With 738,000 employees and $3.8