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AI leaders' GDPR complaints signal useless products or privacy disregard

An AI industry observer suggests that complaints about GDPR difficulty from AI leaders either indicate useless products or a disregard for privacy. The observer claims to have successfully developed a GDPR-ready and secure AI model, even on older hardware with limited VRAM, though it requires human oversight. AI

IMPACT Suggests that AI products may be overstating their capabilities or neglecting privacy concerns in their development.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece from a social media user commenting on AI industry practices regarding GDPR.

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AI leaders' GDPR complaints signal useless products or privacy disregard

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The item is an opinion piece from a social media user commenting on AI industry practices regarding GDPR.
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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · silentexception ·

    When I read AI industry leaders complaining about GDPR being too difficult, I'm thinking : EITHER their products are useless, because it would be perfect for th

    When I read AI industry leaders complaining about GDPR being too difficult, I'm thinking : EITHER their products are useless, because it would be perfect for this kind of tasks, and they can't do it properly, OR they are not happy with preserving privacy, human rights online, etc…