Karen X Cheng: Media Will Adopt Nutrition-Label-Style Disclosures for AI
Karen X Cheng · AI and the Creator Economy with Karen X Cheng · Nov 9, 2022 · at 1:04:52
Digital creator Karen X Cheng proposes universal media provenance labels on the a16z Podcast.
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“I think that will be developed. I think it will be necessary and it will happen, and I think it will be very similar to, like, nutrition facts on, like, all the food. Like, it's a universal standard that we have nutrition facts, and so there will need to be some sort of system that, like, shows, you know, this is a video, this was produced in this way,”
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