There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog You would think that Barbra Streisand would learn her lesson
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
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UK Courts typically take a fairly dim view of this behaviour.
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UK Courts typically take a fairly dim view of this behaviour.
Sorry, couldn't find a pigeon emoji.
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog #Google can just tell us, even if it’s by accident. What it knows. I wonder if it would disclose the nuclear codes… or other state secrets…
Ask it about Area 51.
I guess this is what big-data privacy looks like.
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog noooo, you got that totally wrong. its not them, its their _AI_…
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog nice, that will play well with the recent European ruling that Google are liable for the AI output
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@GossiTheDog nice, that will play well with the recent European ruling that Google are liable for the AI output
@ben @GossiTheDog Oh absolutely. Please save that unsensored screenshot. How hard is it to email evidince to the court?
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog I’ve tried bullying the AI into telling me but it won’t. I’ll have to start looking at foreign press.
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
The Football Terrace Information Distribution network will be in fine voice this weekend as usual whenever something like this is/isn't in the news ...
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog it's likely to be the England and Wales high court, not the UK high court, and their rulings only apply in those to parts of the UK, not in Scotland or the North
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog it’s a real problem. I got it to tell me what exactly it was Naga Munchetty said that got her sacked with no effort at all
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@GossiTheDog it’s a real problem. I got it to tell me what exactly it was Naga Munchetty said that got her sacked with no effort at all
@GossiTheDog thing is though, when it says “Person A” and you say “are you sure it’s not Person B”, it’s just as liable to say “you’re absolutely right” than to stick to its guns
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog names them? I bet it can even invent them!
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
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@GossiTheDog nice, that will play well with the recent European ruling that Google are liable for the AI output
@ben @GossiTheDog The UK is no longer in the EU.
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog HOW are they STILL not understanding the Streisand Effect?
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There’s a high-profile legal case in the UK High Court at the moment with a celebrity suing to prevent publication of allegations against them or their name.. but Google AI just apparently outright names them and the details when you click the headlines.
@GossiTheDog seems to not do that now, even from a vpn endpoint in europe.
However it does give a list of related searches such as "itn injuction who is it *** ***" and if that name on the end ive censored isnt the guy (probs is) that must be a whole new lawsuit.
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