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♨️ Meta in hot water over explicit AI images
📋 Ex-OpenAI Director: “OpenAI needs to be audited”
Liam Lawson & Martin Crowley
April 17, 2024
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Wednesday’s top story: Meta’s independent Oversight Board is investigating Meta’s AI safety policies after they failed to detect and respond to explicit AI-generated content.
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♨️ Meta in hot water over explicit AI images
📋 Ex-OpenAI Director: “OpenAI needs to be audited”
🚀 Google ads get new AI features
🎵 Amazon copies Spotify with AI playlists
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FINANCE
AI REGULATIONS
Our Report: Meta’s independent Oversight Board is investigating Meta’s policies surrounding explicit, AI-generated content, following two incidents where AI-generated, explicit images were posted to Facebook and Instagram, which Meta’s systems failed to detect and respond to.
🔑 Key Points:
In both incidents, Meta has removed the content, but with the first, it failed to respond to a user (who reported the explicit content twice), before it was escalated to the Board.
In the second, Meta detected an explicit AI image of a US public figure and took it down, raising questions over why it removed the first image, but not the second.
The board will investigate both cases—they’re asking for public comments (until April 30th)—and will post its decision over Meta’s handling of each case, in a few weeks.
🤨 Why you should care: Meta has recently announced plans to widen the scope of content it reviews and labels with “Made with AI”, but these two incidents suggest an inconsistent enforcement policy regarding AI-generated deep fakes, which explains why the Board is stepping in to investigate.
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AI REGULATIONS
📋 Ex-OpenAI Director: “OpenAI needs to be audited”
Ex-OpenAI Director (Helen Toner) has called for AI leaders—such as Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI—to be audited, so “others can examine the information they provide.”
She’s insisting they share information about “what their systems can do and how they’re managing risks”, claiming there needs to be a reporting system, for when AI goes wrong.
Toner supported the ousting of OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman (after she co-authored a paper criticizing its safety practices), and resigned when the decision was reversed.
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ADVERTISING
🚀 Google ads get new AI features
Google announced generative AI features for its advertising platform, Demand Gen, which accelerates the creation of Google ads across platforms like YouTube and Gmail.
The new features allow advertisers to create images—tailored to their branding needs—using text prompts, and use a “generate more like this” tool to re-create high-performing assets.
To comply with safety policies, AI images will include markings—like invisible digital watermarks—and the features are available now, in English, with more languages coming this year.
MUSIC
🎵 Amazon copies Spotify with AI playlists
Amazon Music is testing a new AI-powered playlist generator, “Maestro” (similar to Spotify’s AI playlist feature) where users can generate playlists using spoken, text, and even emoji prompts.
Users can write or speak prompts (or choose from a list of prompt suggestions) that include activities, sounds, or emotions, and an AI-generated playlist will appear.
While Maestro is in beta for Amazon Music users and Prime and Amazon Music subscribers in the US, Amazon has
warned that it “won’t always get it right the first time.”
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