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New warning for parents about how AI data harvesting

Published 3 July 2024, 9:18 am
The photos of Australian children have been used in a dataset used to train AI. Researchers from Human Rights Watch made the discovery following a supply chain investigation, linked to the release of deepfake images of up to 50 girls from a Melbourne high school last month.
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