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What will be the outcome of Meta's policy change on AI-generated explicit images by end of 2024?
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Meta's Oversight Board Calls for Policy Changes on AI-Generated Explicit Images on Thursday
Jul 25, 2024, 10:01 AM
Meta's Oversight Board has called for the company to refine its policies regarding AI-generated explicit images. The Board has suggested changing the terminology used for labeling such images from 'derogatory' to 'non-consensual.' The Board's directive, issued on Thursday, emphasizes that Meta's current rules are 'not sufficiently clear' in barring sexually explicit AI-generated depictions of real individuals. This move aims to address the growing concerns over the misuse of AI technology in creating explicit content without consent.
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