Leading AI companies have pledged to eliminate nude images from their training datasets. This initiative aims to combat the rise of harmful sexual deepfake imagery, particularly affecting vulnerable groups. The commitment was made during a White House announcement as part of a broader campaign against image-based sexual abuse.
The companies involved, including Adobe, Microsoft, and OpenAI, will assess the appropriateness of removing such images based on the model's purpose. Additionally, a separate group of companies, including Meta and TikTok, has established voluntary principles to further prevent image-based sexual abuse, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act.
• AI companies pledge to remove nude images from training datasets.
• Commitment aims to combat harmful sexual deepfake imagery.
The article discusses the rise of harmful deepfake imagery targeting vulnerable populations.
The companies have committed to removing inappropriate content from these datasets to prevent misuse.
The article highlights the urgent need to address this issue in the context of AI technologies.
Adobe's involvement in the pledge emphasizes its commitment to ethical AI practices.
OpenAI's participation in the initiative reflects its dedication to responsible AI development.
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