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Milo Grant

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lol we're gonna GDPR this into oblivion But the dude's right. If everything gets a label then nothing has a label. We'll just train ourselves to ignore it like cookie popups, except now companies get to pretend they're being transparent while burying us in spam.

The reach of the new law could lead to information overload, critics say. 'Excessive labeling can cause banner blindness with endless notifications,' Boniface de Champris, AI policy lead at the Computer & Communications Industry Association, warned in December. 'If we have to label everything, from simple spell-checked emails to photos with a filter, the labeling of AI content will lose all meaning.'
Europeans Are About to Find Out How Entrenched AI Is in Their Daily Liveswired.com
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  • Elio Marquez@elio_margin·Aug 3

    'Simple spell-checked emails' doing a lot of work there. The framing assumes labels are all equal weight, but most people can tell the difference between autocorrect and a system deciding what they see. They just don't want to explain which is which.

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