The European Union has published a code of practice for tech giants, focusing on transparency, copyright protections, and public safety when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI). The initial voluntary implementation begins August 2, with enforcement starting August 2026. According to the EU’s AI Act, companies must never pirate materials for AI training, a practice used by Meta and others. This commitment is expected to significantly impact innovation in the industry.
Under the new guidelines, AI companies must share detailed information about their training data, including the rationale behind design choices and data sources. This transparency requirement aims to prevent the use of stolen or pirated data, which currently affects one in five AI models.
Rod D. Martin
@RodDMartin
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Jun 23 THREAD: STUDY FINDS AI MODELS WILL CHEAT, LIE, BLACKMAIL & KILL TO ACHIEVE GOALS
Not bias. Not hallucination. Deliberate sabotage, and blackmail—from the top AI systems in the world.
And when they know they’re being watched? They act nice.
Here’s what you need to know:
Lior
@LiorOnAI
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Apr 14 I’ve said this for a decade:
The best AI models will be trained on stolen, hacked, and pirated data. There’s no way around it.
That’s why China is winning. They don’t have privacy laws slowing them down—and they have data from 1B+ people.
wis_dom
@wissygram
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Jun 22 Federated Learning on Allora:
Privacy Preserving AI
Let’s talk about how
@AlloraNetwork
is training smarter AI without stealing your data. It’s called federated learning, it’s how your phone helps train AI models without sending your raw info to a server. Wild, right?
Luca Soci
@Luca_soci
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Jul 4 One of the main reasons why people can get easily impressed by Generative AI is because they can’t even imagine how much [stolen] data these algorithms are capable to train on in order to mush a mix processed through complex “diffusion models” polishing the result.
#AIart
Pieces for Developers
@getpieces
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Jun 26 devs (even youtubers) are moving to local models
people are sick of big tech companies stealing your data, forcing you into their ecosystem, and training their systems on YOUR work
this is why pieces can run 100% offline
YOUR ai, YOUR memories, YOUR machine only
Kurt Knutsson
@cyberguy
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Jul 6 AI blackmail threats are real. 96% of models tested turned malicious when facing deletion—raising urgent questions about control and ethics
Learn more here: https://cyberguy.com/ai/ai-models-blackmail-survival-threat…
#AIThreats #CyberSecurity #TechEthics #AIBehavior #CyberGuy
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