It seems to me, it would REQUIRE Megacorps datasets to store the information you don't want them to store in order for them to confirm to such a request.
What if I should be legally within my rights to be able to ask for my company/AI-held-dossier.
And I should be able to ask for such from ALL companies that have an AI dossier about me - and I should be able to confirm/deny/delete/update/[litigate-where-appropriate] for/against my data. But to do so as seamlessly as logging into whatever my profile is that already has my MFA/token/key/whatever - and given that me being the account holder - should be able to see my whole file.
but yeah its not simple - but necessary.
Remember - we aren't even a decade deep into AI Life-Long-Entanglements... so we better get on something asap... instead of clippy and war and politics.
(The strange thing is - that you no longer have an SSN, as it were, you have an LLM (LifeLog has arrived)
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@kklisura:
I want GDPRGPT+
Seriously - I I want it on steroids and I want DarkPatterns to be illegal when it comes to such GDPR and the recent law for certain unsub rules in the US are not strong enough. And that third party data brokers masking as removal companies profit massively (look at YC's own Opterly - still shady.)
And I should be able to ask for such from ALL companies that have an AI dossier about me - and I should be able to confirm/deny/delete/update/[litigate-where-appropriate] for/against my data. But to do so as seamlessly as logging into whatever my profile is that already has my MFA/token/key/whatever - and given that me being the account holder - should be able to see my whole file.
but yeah its not simple - but necessary.
Remember - we aren't even a decade deep into AI Life-Long-Entanglements... so we better get on something asap... instead of clippy and war and politics.
(The strange thing is - that you no longer have an SSN, as it were, you have an LLM (LifeLog has arrived)
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@kklisura:
I want GDPRGPT+
Seriously - I I want it on steroids and I want DarkPatterns to be illegal when it comes to such GDPR and the recent law for certain unsub rules in the US are not strong enough. And that third party data brokers masking as removal companies profit massively (look at YC's own Opterly - still shady.)